Gaussig House, Palladian château in Doberschau-Gaußig, Germany.

Gaussig House is a Baroque château in Upper Lusatia surrounded by expansive park grounds. The buildings sit on a large estate with lakes, gardens, and outbuildings that have been expanded and adapted over time.

The first mention of a manor house at this location dates to the 13th century, but was later reconstructed as a noble seat. The building received its current form through renovations in the 18th and early 20th centuries that shaped its architecture.

The house functions as a family residence while also hosting guests, preserving its character as an inhabited noble seat. The rooms display furnishings and objects from different periods that reflect how inhabitants lived across the centuries.

The site is accessible from multiple directions, with approach roads leading through the landscape and adequate parking available. Visitors should note that the estate is large and comfortable shoes are recommended for exploring the gardens and parkland.

The family occupying the château has owned it continuously since the 18th century, making it one of the longest-held family estates in the region. This ongoing residence shapes how the place looks and feels today.