Böddensell Castle

Böddensell Castle is a Baroque castle in Saxony-Anhalt, distinguished by its rubble stone construction and the surrounding parkland. Located in the Böddensell district of the municipality of Flechtingen.

The construction of Böddensell Castle took place in 1733 under Jakob Karl Schenck von Flechtingen. As a Baroque edifice, it was built from rubble stone, complemented by brick elements and sandstone surrounds for windows and doors. The facade is structured by fourteen irregular axes. A portico forms the main entrance, bearing the construction year 1733. Inside, a wide staircase with a baluster railing leads to the upper floor, and a chapel with a cross-ribbed vault is also present. After World War II, in 1945, the property was expropriated by the communists. In 2001, the castle underwent extensive restoration.