To be privately owned
ManorEsgrus-Frauenhof
Frauenhof Manor
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The Historic Building+
History and Architecture+
The single-story plastered brick building with a thatched hipped roof was erected by T. Wendler in 1757. The gatehouse was built earlier, in 1752.
Architectural Features
The building is characterized by its traditional regional architecture. The use of local materials such as brick and thatch is typical for the period.
Historical Context
The construction of the building falls into a period of significant agricultural and economic development in the region. It served as a representative residence for its owner.
Restoration and Current Use+
In recent years, the building has undergone extensive restoration to preserve its historical substance. Today, it serves as a cultural center and museum, open to the public.
Restoration Efforts
The restoration focused on preserving the original structure and materials. Traditional craftsmanship techniques were employed to ensure authenticity.
Cultural Significance
The building is an important monument of regional history and architecture. It offers visitors insights into the life and culture of past centuries.
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Location: 54.6930, 9.8165