Gut Rohlstorf

The two-story manor house from 1912 stands directly at Lake Wardersee and features architectural elements influenced by the design of Gut Pronstorf estate.

The estate originated in the 16th century under the Wensin family and was later sold to Danish King Christian IV, who granted it to General Christer Somme in 1614.

The current building serves as a boarding school named Rohlstorf Castle, providing educational facilities for students while maintaining its historical architecture.

Access to the manor house requires advance arrangements, though regular open house days and events allow visitors to experience the historical property.

The northern facade overlooking Lake Wardersee distinguishes itself through the absence of wing-like projections common in similar architectural structures of the period.

Location: Rohlstorf

Address: Gut Rohlstorf 1

GPS coordinates: 53.97290,10.40590

Latest update: March 4, 2025 01:57