Burg Klevenow

Burg Klevenow features a rectangular two-wing layout with two two-story buildings, hipped roofs, and remnants of medieval towers at coordinates 54.0831, 13.0876.

Originally constructed as a border fortress against the Duchy of Mecklenburg, the structure received its first documented mention in 1387 and remained a water castle until the 17th century.

The manor served multiple community functions between 1945 and 1990, including a town hall, school, medical practice, and youth club for local residents.

The property encompasses a 15-hectare park with a pond, while the main building contains architectural elements from different periods, including medieval and neo-Gothic features.

A baroque half-timbered chapel stands within the park grounds, representing the religious heritage of the former noble families who owned the estate.

Location: Süderholz

GPS coordinates: 54.08310,13.08760

Latest update: March 3, 2025 13:15