Haus Echthausen

Haus Echthausen is a manor house in Wickede with characteristic features of North Rhine-Westphalian architecture from the 17th and 18th centuries. The building displays thick stone walls, carefully designed facades, and interior spaces that reflect how affluent families lived during that time.

The manor house was built during a period when Wickede was transforming from a religious center with a women's convent into a place of growing economic influence. Its construction reflects these shifts in the region's social structure and prosperity.

This manor reflects how the local nobility lived and organized their estates in the Wickede area. The building's layout and design show the daily patterns and social practices of wealthy families in this region.

The manor house is conveniently located in Wickede and can be reached by public transport or car. Parking is available nearby, and larger cities in the region are easily accessible by train.

The building has retained its original residential function and continues to serve as a private home today. This makes it a rare example of a manor that was not converted into a museum or hotel.