Stammeln Castle

The oldest part of the brick-built quadrangular complex, the northwest and southwest wings with the strong corner towers, dates from the 16th century. A round tower is placed in front of the western corner, a square tower with a cross vault on the upper floor stands at the south corner between the castle and the outer bailey/farm complex. On the walls of this older complex, a former slightly protruding battlement with loopholes can still be seen. These older parts are located on the side of the complex facing away from the street. The eastern wing was built around 1900. The two round-arched gates in ashlar framing were reused from an earlier building, one bears the inscription 1666. On the street side, a striking facade reminiscent of brick Gothic, richly structured with windows, rosettes, and stepped gables, was placed in front of the gable.

There are six rental apartments in the manor house and the outer bailey, and the farm with its approximately two hectares of grassland has been used as an equestrian center since the 1980s.