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Wolfradshof Manor House
The manor house at Wolfradshof was built by Ernst Hermann Samuel von Wolffradt in 1848 and with the lands pertaining to it received the name “Wolffradtshof” by government decree in 1850.
The house is a stucco structure in the classical style. Two Tuscan columns were placed in front of the entry portal. Above the portal the arms of the von Pessina von Branconi family can be seen on a triangular gable.
After 1945 refugees found accommodation in the manor house, and the hall later became a cultural center; in the house were a kindergarten, a branch of the post office, and a collection point for eggs.
During the East German period the agricultural buildings decayed in part; the house was also neglected and therefore only partially occupied in 1989. The park behind the manor house could be recognized only by the few remaining trees and shrubs.
It was in this condition that the house, ripe for demolition, was acquired by Irmgard Johannsen and Holger Steinel from Berlin. Since 2004 they have carried out a professional renovation.
Part of the park was also newly laid out.
Owners and lessees of Wolffradtshof:
| 1848 - 1869 |
Ernst Hermann Samuel von Wolffradt (1793-1869) |
| 1869 |
Carl Friedrich Wilhelm von Wolffradt (1839-1903) |
| 1869 - 1879 |
Albert Theodor Carl Heinrich Friedrich Heydemann (1835-1903) |
| 1879 - ca. 1887 |
Lieutenant Werner von Branconi |
| ca. 1887 - 1900 |
Paul von Ramin |
| 1900 - 1930 |
Max Wilhelm Friedrich Carl Anders |
| 1930 - 1945 |
Robert Unger |
Information compiled by Cordula Schultz, Eutin
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