Haus Heerfeld

Haus Heerfeld features traditional German architectural elements with detailed woodwork and stands within landscaped grounds in North Rhine-Westphalia.

First documented in 1194 through a charter from Liesborner Abbot Engelbert, mentioning the brothers Albertus and Arnoldus de Hervelde as initial inhabitants.

The estate maintained its status as a free noble manor with landtag privileges until modern times, reflecting the social structures of German nobility.

Visitors can arrange tours of the property by contacting the Eckervogt family, who maintain and preserve this architectural heritage monument.

The estate underwent complete restoration before the end of the 20th century, transforming from noble ownership to private hands while preserving its structure.

Location: Wadersloh

GPS coordinates: 51.66999,8.26887

Latest update: March 27, 2025 08:05