Schloss See, Heritage castle in See district, Niesky, Germany

Schloss See is an aristocratic manor house in the See district of Niesky, Saxony, featuring a two-story structure. The facade displays 15 window axes and is distinguished by a mansard hipped roof with a central granite-framed entrance portal.

Johann Heinrich Gottfried von Nostitz und Jänkendorf built the castle in 1783, establishing an important late 18th-century structure in the region. The estate changed hands multiple times afterward, including ownership by Peter Graf von Hohenthal and the Counts of Lippe.

The name See refers to the village and the estate, not to a lake. After the second attic was expanded, the building served from the 1950s as a sanatorium and later as a nursing home, which moved out in 1999. The estate and park are now privately owned.

The estate remains in private ownership and is not open to the public, restricting access to both the building and grounds. Visitors can view the exterior and landscape from outside the property, but interior access is not possible.

The English landscape garden south of the castle belongs to the estate's later history, not to the 1783 construction. The building itself was extended into a second attic level before it began serving as a sanatorium in the 1950s. The two-storey, 15-axis house with its mansard hipped roof is best seen from outside, since the private owners do not allow visits.