Gutshaus Boldevitz, Manor house in Parchtitz, Germany
Gutshaus Boldevitz is a white manor house on an expansive estate in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania with green pastures, ponds, and a maintained park filled with mature trees. The main building is flanked by side wings and surrounded by landscape grounds that spread across multiple areas.
The manor's oldest sections date to 1635, with major changes coming in the 18th century when Baron Adolf Friedrich von Olthoff added two side wings and renovated much of the property. These modifications established the building layout visitors see today.
The estate's name connects to the region's rural heritage and reflects the area's traditional landowner identity. Visitors can see how this past is woven into the preserved rooms and the way the grounds remain organized around family living patterns.
The estate offers accommodation options in the side wings and straw-roofed cottages scattered across the grounds. Visitors can pursue activities such as tennis, horseback riding, swimming, and fishing depending on what interests them and what is available during their visit.
A neoclassical chapel from 1839 stands on the grounds, marking a time when the property had a different appearance than today. The formal gardens of earlier centuries were gradually transformed into an English landscape park, changing how the entire estate feels.
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