Obersohland III Manor (Sohland)

The manor house Obersohland I is a historic building with a rich past. It was originally part of a larger estate and has undergone various changes of ownership and architectural modifications over the centuries.

The history of the estate dates back to the 17th century. The following key data illustrate its development:

• Outwork of the Obersohland I Manor
• 1672 Samuel von Loeben sold the Obersohland I Manor and kept the outwork himself
• 1717 - 1772 in possession of the von Uechteritz family
• 1902 Construction of the manor house by the then owner Max Stark
• 1945 not expropriated
• today renovated and inhabited

The manor house is characterized by its impressive architecture, which reflects the building styles of different eras. The current appearance is largely shaped by the construction in 1902, which gave the house its distinctive character.

Today, the manor house Obersohland I is fully renovated and inhabited. It stands as a testament to careful preservation and successful revitalization of historic buildings.

Significance for the Region

The manor house is not only a historically significant building but also an important part of the cultural heritage of the Obersohland region. It contributes to the preservation of local history and offers a glimpse into the life of past centuries.