Nassanger manor

Nassanger manor is a farmstead with a distinctive circular design that integrates residential areas and agricultural functions into a single structure. The building preserves its historical features and reflects the practical construction methods of its era.

The estate developed in connection with Kloster Langheim monastery and supported agricultural work in the Bavarian region during the 17th century. This monastic link shaped its role and importance for the local area.

The manor demonstrates how farmers of that era ingeniously combined living quarters and work spaces within a single rounded structure. This practical solution became a model for agricultural compounds throughout the surrounding countryside.

Visitors can locate the property at Nassanger 2 in Lichtenfels and view the exterior layout. The well-kept architecture provides insight into how farmsteads were constructed during that period.

Nassanger is one of the few surviving examples of round farmsteads that unified residential and livestock areas under a circular roof. This design approach allowed all functions to be organized around a central point while reducing distances.