Gutshaus Bagow, Manor house in Päwesin, Germany.
Gutshaus Bagow is a two-story manor house with a steep gable roof that extends along Dorfstraße and includes a lateral extension. The building features barrel-vaulted cellars, rooms with star vaults on the ground floor, and additional storage structures on the property.
The manor house was founded in the 16th century by Albrecht von Schlieben and remained in the family until 1693. The transition to the von Grävenitz family brought a baroque side wing extension that shapes the building today.
A sandstone relief on the ground floor shows Albrecht von Schlieben, the original builder of this manor house. The estate shaped village life for generations and remains a focal point of the local landscape today.
Access to the manor house is from Dorfstraße, where the building presents itself with its various levels and sections. Visitors should note that the property consists of several functional areas that can be explored progressively.
The cellars of the estate are the subject of local legends about a white lady said to haunt the rooms. Stories also surround hidden treasures that may be concealed behind the portrait of Schlieben.
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