Gutshaus Weisdin, Manor house in Blumenholz, Germany

Gutshaus Weisdin is a two-storey Baroque manor house built in 1749 for Gotthard Carl Friedrich von Peckatel on the north shore of the Mittelsee. Its nine-axis facade has a central risalit and is covered by a hipped roof. A winter garden with external stairs was added to the park side at the end of the 19th century.

The property came under the rule of Duke Adolf Friedrich IV of Mecklenburg-Strelitz in 1761 after the Peccatel family had owned it since 1387. This change initiated a new period in how the estate was managed and leased to tenants.

The estate's name comes from the village of Weisdin, part of Blumenholz since 1387 under the Peccatel family. The house served as a Kulturhaus, restaurant and school during the GDR era, and since 1997 it has been a private residence. The ducal coat of arms in the gable triangle was renewed during the renovations.

The manor lies about five kilometers from Neustrelitz along the main road toward Neubrandenburg, making it straightforward to locate. Since it now serves as a private residence following renovations, visitors can only view it from the exterior and surrounding grounds.

The manor was named Monument of the Month in September 2012. South of the Mittelsee lie the ruins of the castle of the Knights of Peckatel, the family that held Weisdin from 1387 to 1761. The house has been privately owned and used as a residence since its renovation from 1997.