Gut Posteholz

The Gut Posteholz estate stands in Aerzen-Dehmkerbrock, featuring stone walls, traditional architecture, and gardens within the Hameln-Pyrmont district of Lower Saxony.

The estate traces its origins to the 16th century when it belonged to the von Post family, with the current main house constructed in 1766 by Jobst Gabriel von Wülfingen.

The property exemplifies the German Rittergut tradition, representing the historical connection between nobility and land ownership in Lower Saxony.

The estate remains in private ownership, requiring visitors to observe respectful distance while viewing the exterior structures and grounds from designated areas.

The property features a stone plate fence constructed in 1678 following a regional directive that prohibited wooden fences due to timber conservation measures.

Location: Aerzen

GPS coordinates: 52.09310,9.20564

Latest update: August 4, 2025 10:12