Markersdorf Manor

The Gohlis Manor House is a historic building with a rich past. It is located in the Gohlis district and has served various purposes over the centuries.

The first documented mention of the Gohlis Manor House dates back to 1573. At that time, it was a knight's estate. Over the centuries, the manor house changed hands several times and was repeatedly rebuilt and expanded.

Important Dates:

• 1573 first documented mention
• 1845 purchase by Emil Geissler
• 1880 reconstruction of the manor house
• 1945 expropriation of the last owner Albert Nowak
• after 1945 further alterations
• since 1950 use of the manor house as a kindergarten

The Gohlis Manor House is a two-story building with a hipped roof. It has a simple, yet elegant facade. Inside, some historic details have been preserved, such as the stucco ceilings and the wooden staircase.

Since 1950, the Gohlis Manor House has been used as a kindergarten. It offers children a unique environment to play and learn. The large garden surrounding the manor house is also used by the kindergarten.

The Gohlis Manor House is an important cultural monument. Its preservation and continued use are of great importance for the Gohlis district. Efforts are underway to renovate the manor house in the coming years and make it accessible to the public.