Albrechtsfeld, Agricultural estate in Andau, Austria
Albrechtsfeld is an agricultural estate in Andau comprising extensive farmland and operational buildings for crop and livestock management. The property sits in the flat landscape of eastern Burgenland near the Hungarian border.
The estate grew from a settlement called Haberndorf established in 1529 during the First Turkish Siege of Vienna. Over centuries, the land gradually developed into an organized agricultural operation.
The property maintains traditional farming methods while integrating contemporary agricultural practices, representing the evolution of Austrian rural enterprises.
The estate is best reached by car, as public transportation options in this part of Burgenland remain sparse. The best time to visit is during the growing season when fields are actively worked.
A protected historical water tower from the early settlement period still stands on the property and is the last relic of that era. The structure once supplied water to the entire surrounding community.
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