Jochhöhschlösschen

Between 1795 and 1797, Günther Carl Albrecht von Nimptsch, owner of the Roßthal manor, had the palace built as a winemaker's house. It consisted of a two-story central building, flanked by two single-story side wings and two cavalier houses at the entrance. A vineyard with a winery and an inn, as well as a Pläner stone wall, surrounded the estate. In 1803, Friedrich Hugo von Nimptsch, the builder's brother, took over the palace. In 1820, it became part of the Pesterwitz manor and passed to Baron von Thümen. Carl Friedrich August Dathe von Burgk acquired the palace in 1847 and, in 1848, gifted it to his son Arthur for his wedding, though Arthur rented it out to miners.