Hofhainersdorf Manor

The manor house in Sebnitz is a historic building with a rich and varied past. It was first mentioned in the 16th century as a knight's estate, and the manor house itself was built in the 17th century.

From 1784 to 1851, the manor house was owned by the Sauer family. In 1851, it was sold to the city of Sebnitz, which used it as a municipal poorhouse. This period of its history highlights the social changes and challenges of the time, as the building served a crucial role in providing shelter and care for the less fortunate.

Recent Developments

In 2007, the manor house found a new purpose when it began to be used as a company headquarters. This transformation marks another chapter in the building's long history, demonstrating its adaptability and continued relevance in the modern era.

• The knight's estate was first mentioned in the 16th century
• The manor house was built in the 17th century
• 1784 to 1851 owned by the Sauer family
• 1851 sold to the city of Sebnitz, which used the manor house as a municipal poorhouse
• 2007 used as a company headquarters