CastleSulzemoos

Sulzemoos Castle

To be privately owned

In the south of the municipality of Sulzemoos in the district of Dachau, Sulzemoos Castle is a three-wing complex. The building with its stepped gable and the park enclosed by a high wall.

History+

The origins of the current castle date back to 1546. At that time, Wiguleus Hundt von Sulzemoos und Lenting acquired a dilapidated castle and had it rebuilt with the inheritance of his deceased wife. A woodcut from 1568 shows a single-story building adorned with bay windows at all four corners. In 1643, the estate passed into the possession of the Prince-Bishop of Freising, Veit Adam von Gepeckh, whose family held it until 1811.

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