Schloss Hochhausen, Manor house in Hochhausen, Germany.
Schloss Hochhausen is a three-wing manor house situated on a slope above the Neckar Valley and displaying multiple architectural phases. The building combines medieval defensive elements with residential spaces from later periods and is surrounded by landscaped grounds.
The first written mention dates to 1499, when the Horneck von Hornberg family documented their property there. A century later, the building was fundamentally redesigned to meet modern living standards.
The manor displays features from different periods that together tell the story of this place. Visitors can see how the need for living space and defense changed over the centuries.
The manor sits at a good starting point for walks through the valley and is accessible from the road. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes, as the grounds are uneven and steps lead to the entrance.
The thick walls of the original fortification system remain visible in places and show how strong the complex once was. These remains tell more about the actual defense needs of the time than any other feature.
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