Uninhabited
ManorSelm
Berge Manor (Selm)
The Historic Manor House "Haus Tom Berge"+
A Journey Through Time: From Water Castle to Modern Landmark+
The manor house was built in 1318 as a moated castle "Haus Tom Berge". Today it is listed for sale.
Architectural Significance and Historical Context
Over the centuries, "Haus Tom Berge" has undergone numerous transformations, reflecting the changing architectural styles and needs of its inhabitants. Originally conceived as a defensive structure, elements of its past as a water castle are still visible today, blending seamlessly with later additions that transformed it into a stately manor house.
The property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of history, combining historical charm with the potential for modern living. Its extensive grounds and impressive facade make it a prominent feature in the local landscape.
Current Status and Future Potential
Currently, "Haus Tom Berge" is on the market, awaiting a new owner who appreciates its rich history and sees the potential for its future. Whether as a private residence, a cultural institution, or a unique commercial venture, this historic building offers a multitude of possibilities.
Detailed information regarding the sale, including viewing appointments and historical documentation, can be obtained upon request.
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