CastlePfarrkirchen bei Bad Hall-Feyregg

Feyregg Castle

To be privately owned

Feyregg Castle is a building located in Pfarrkirchen bei Bad Hall-Feyregg in the Steyr Land district of Upper Austria, Austria. It is a two-winged structure with three towers.

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The origins of Feyregg date back to 1170, when Otto Sunn was mentioned as the first owner of a farm called “Feuerhube.” In 1378, Walter der Feuer sold the estate to Helmhart Anhanger. Through the marriage of Anhanger's daughter Barbara to Eberhard Sinzendorfer, Feyregg came into the possession of this family. In 1631, Spital am Pyhrn Abbey acquired the property and used it as a summer residence for its provosts.

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Location: 48.0325, 14.1950