Entries for tag: holiday apartment
Manor House Below
The former feudal Below estate with the Grabow village belonging to it can be semantically traced back as an original Wendish (elbslawic) settlement on an old hornbeam place (grabu = hornbeam). ... more
Wesselstorf Manor
Like most other estates in Mecklenburg, Wesselstorf can look back on a history of several hundred years. ... more
Manor House Altbauhof
The Altbauhof manor house was laid out as a tenancy from the beginning in order to provide for the neighbouring Dargun Castle. ... more
Manor House Bartelshagen
The first documented reference was on 4 October 1293 by Hermann Bishop of Schwerin as “Bertrammeshagen”. ... more
Manor House Klein Upahl
Klein Upahl is situated in the middle of the Dobbertiner Seenlandschaft (Dobbertin lake landscape) in the triangle of Güstrow - Sternberg - Goldberg. The manor house stands only a few metres away from the shore of the lake "Upahler See". It is a two-storey, rendered building of 10 axes, with a flat hipped roof, which was built in classicist style at the beginning of the 19th century ... more
Manor House Alt Vorwerk
Knight Martin von Brützkow was the owner in the 13th century. Later the estate came under the ownership of Lord von Ferber, who sold the Alt and Neu Vorwerk (ca. 800 ha.) estates for 80,000 Reichsthaler to Carl von Oertzen in 1826. ... more
Manor House Peckatel
Since 1505, the Peckatel estates were owned by the von Maltzahn family from Penzlin. In 1629, they had to pledge the properties to different creditors. It was not until 1795 that Joseph von Maltzan of Werder was able to buy them back from the von Plessen family. ... more
Manor House Levetzow
Levetzow, also mentioned as Levezow, is the name of an old Mecklenburg noble family. First mentioned in a document on June 18th, 1262, the dynasty was the owner of the property for at least 180 years and gave its name to the village which is located amidst an original end moraine landscape just a few kilometres away from the coastal town of Wismar. ... more
Manor House Wahlendow
On the way to the island of Usedom one reaches the area around the little town of Lassahn, the `Lassaner Winkel`, between Anklam and Wolgast, there lies Wahlendow. In the first documentary mention of 1344 it is called "Wolendowe" a name which dates back to the late Middle Ages. The estate was in possession of the von Horn family. In 1915 Leo von Caprivi acquired the estate. ... more
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