To be privately owned
CastleRotkreuz
Freudenberg Castle (Rotkreuz)
Freudenberg Castle, originally conceived as a country house, was built between 1929 and 1933 near Rotkreuz in the canton of Zug, Switzerland. It is on a hill with views of Lake Zug.
History+
The creation of Freudenberg Castle dates back to General Director Erwin Hürlimann, who had a country estate built on the grounds of a former farm. For himself and his English wife Eleanor, née Ridge, he commissioned British architects Howard M. Robertson and J. Murray Easton to plan the castle, while Russell Page designed the gardens. To optimize the building site, the old country road from Buonas to Cham was relocated inland.
On site+
Freudenberg Castle remains in private ownership to this day and is not accessible to the public. The documentation of its construction, including plans, contracts, and correspondence, has been preserved on the estate.
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