Schloss Hautzenbichl

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Schloss Hautzenbichl, Renaissance castle in Kobenz, Austria.

The stone castle stands on elevated ground with four corner towers and features Renaissance architectural elements on its white and grey facade.

Markgraf Adalbero von Eppenstein owned the estate in 1086 and donated it to the Erzstift as compensation for misappropriated church properties.

The castle facade displays the coat of arms of Count Maximilian Ernst von Gleispach, who commissioned extensive renovations in 1680.

The castle operates as a private residence under the ownership of Baroness Maria Pranckh, née Countess Vetter von der Lilie.

The estate maintains a specialized dog breeding program focusing on pedigree breeds within its grounds.

Location: Kobenz

Address: Fichtenstraße 8 8723

GPS coordinates: 47.22570,14.82810

Latest update: March 7, 2025 00:39

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