Gutshof, Architectural heritage estate in Schonungen, Germany
Gutshof is a two-story rural estate with a hip roof and corner quading in Schönungen. The building displays Neo-Renaissance features and retains its original structural character.
This estate was built between 1870 and 1880 during Germany's industrial expansion. It reflects the architectural tastes of wealthy rural landowners from that period.
The estate holds a protected status as an architectural monument in Bavaria, designated with identification number D-6-78-174-90 for preservation purposes.
The site is accessible and located in a quiet area outside the town center. The building can be viewed from outside, and its original appearance remains intact for viewing.
The main house connects to farm buildings that show how rural estates combined residence and agricultural functions in one complex. This arrangement was typical of self-sufficient properties from the late 1800s.
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