Ehemaliges Klostergebäude, sowie ehemaliges Schul- und Mesnerhaus

The origins of the building complex lie in its use as a monastery. Over time, it underwent a transformation and later also served as a school and sacristan's house. This eventful history reflects the development of the local community, where education and ecclesiastical life were closely intertwined. The exact founding dates and the orders involved are not documented, but its designation as a “former monastery building” indicates a significant religious past, which was later supplemented by secular uses.

The ensemble is located in the district of Neuburg-Schrobenhausen in the federal state of Bavaria, Germany. Its geographical classification within this region emphasizes its roots in the Bavarian cultural area, known for its historic buildings and rich tradition.

Today, the building complex is designated as a listed building in Bavaria, which underlines its historical value and architectural significance. This classification ensures the preservation of the structure for future generations and allows the traces of its multifaceted past to be maintained.

• Hütting Ruin (ruin, approx. 3270 m away)
• Hessellohe Castle (castle, approx. 4513 m away)
• Auschlößl Castle (castle, approx. 4749 m away)
• Arco Schlößchen (castle, approx. 5698 m away)