Bossow Manor

The origins of the Bossow estate date back to the late 18th century. A tenant house was built in 1773, followed by a shepherd's house and a barn in 1777. By 1790, the estate included a horse stable, another barn, as well as cattle and sheep stables. New buildings were added or existing ones repaired, including a new cattle house in 1867 and a sheep stable with a machinery shed in 1882. A lightning strike in 1903 destroyed the barn and two stable buildings, leading to the reconstruction of the three-story granary and a barn in 1904. After another fire in 1924, which destroyed a cattle house and sheep, a new horse and sheep stable was completed in 1925. The original tenant house, a simple brick building, was constructed around 1780, redesigned in 1820, and later plastered.