Gut Stockhausen, Manor house in Lübbecke, Germany.
Gut Stockhausen is an estate in Lübbecke made of brick and timber, consisting of several connected buildings. The complex displays typical features of Westphalian manor architecture with residential, agricultural, and storage structures.
The property developed as an administrative center for vast lands in the Westphalian region. Over centuries, the estate management reflected the economic and social shifts of rural life.
The estate served as a hub of rural life, bringing together administration, residence, and agricultural work in one complex.
The estate is conveniently located along Lübbecke's main roads with parking available nearby. It is easy to reach by car and offers clear orientation for visitors exploring the grounds.
The estate preserves original construction details showing how wealthy landowners built in the 18th and 19th centuries. These crafted features remain visible in the brick facades and timber elements.
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