Klenderhof, Historic mansion in Kampen, Sylt, Germany
Klenderhof is a mansion on the island of Sylt featuring a distinctive tower that shapes its silhouette. The property combines traditional architecture with modern spaces and offers views across the surrounding landscape.
The house was designed in 1932 by a renowned Berlin architect for a private owner. In the following decades it served variously as a private residence and guest accommodation.
The name comes from its former owner and reflects the family's long connection to this location. Today visitors can see how the rooms and their furnishings carry traces of this ownership.
The property is easily accessible on the North Sea island and sits in a quiet area with good views. Visitors should expect changeable weather conditions typical of this island region.
A major fire in the 1970s destroyed much of the roof, but quick action saved the building from total loss. The rebuilding changed the house's appearance permanently.
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