Haus Hiddenhausen

Haus Hiddenhausen is an estate and architectural heritage monument in North Rhine-Westphalia with Baroque design from the 17th and 18th centuries. Symmetrical facades, ornate decorations, and carefully laid out gardens define the appearance of the complex.

The estate was built as the residence of the Consbruch family and shaped the development of the area over multiple generations. The construction reflects the economic and social power of this noble family in the region.

The house and its grounds show how wealthy families in this region lived and displayed their status through architecture. The rooms and outdoor spaces were central to the family's social life and entertaining of guests.

The estate is centrally located in the town and easily accessible from the main road. Access to the exterior areas is straightforward, and bus stops are located near the property.

The estate holds two formal protection designations simultaneously: it is registered both as a historic manor and as a protected architectural monument. This dual status highlights its importance to the region's cultural heritage.