Mallin Manor

The origins of the Mallin estate date back to the 15th century, when it was almost continuously owned by the von Maltzan family. In 1857, ownership transferred to the Schröder family, before passing to Baron von Hauff in 1869. He commissioned the construction of the current manor house in the historicist style between 1870 and 1871. After its expropriation by the communists in 1945, the building served various purposes, including as a residence, kindergarten, artist's studio, and restaurant. The ballroom was a venue for celebrations. Following the reunification of Germany, the manor house stood vacant from 1991 and gradually fell into disrepair. Initial renovation efforts began in 2007, but a complete rescue of the structure is still pending.