Schloss Prantseck, Manor house in Bad Aibling, Germany

Schloss Prantseck is a manor house in Bad Aibling with thick stone walls, multiple floors, and architectural details from the 16th century. The structure shows typical features of that period with strong masonry and a vertical layout across several levels.

The building was constructed by the Prant family in the 16th century as their residence. After the noble line ended, it passed through several owners and underwent different uses in later centuries.

The name comes from the Prant family, who built this as their residence and shaped its identity. Today the thick stone walls still reflect this connection to the local nobility.

The building is not open to visitors at this time as it has been undergoing major renovation since 2013. The planned redesign will create residential spaces inside while also including landscaped grounds for walking around.

The building housed a public indoor swimming pool run by a community interest group for several years, alongside its use as a spa clinic. It was closed at the beginning of October 2013 because of the risk of collapse. A conversion into a retirement home is currently under discussion.