Eilhausen

The Eilhausen estate stands in the Orpe valley near Kohlgrund district, featuring residential buildings and agricultural lands across 347 acres of countryside terrain.

Originally established as a water castle by Corvey Abbey in 1125, the estate came under the ownership of the Counts of Waldeck around 1339 and served as an administrative center.

The estate represents traditional North Hessian agricultural heritage, maintaining centuries-old farming practices while adapting to modern agricultural methods and community needs.

Located at coordinates 51.4389°N 8.95194°E, the estate provides direct road access to Bad Arolsen's central services, including schools, shops, and medical facilities.

The current manor house, constructed in 1816, stands on the site where Count Wolrad II was born and died, marking a connection to regional nobility.

Location: Bad Arolsen

GPS coordinates: 51.43890,8.95194

Latest update: August 4, 2025 10:12