Gut Petersdorf, Lensahn

The manor house stands as a one and a half storey building with a hipped roof, corner rustication, and a sandstone portal with Ionic columns.

From 1459 to 1642, the von Pogwisch family owned the estate, followed by the von Buchwaldt family until 1671, and then the von Ahlefeld family until 1709.

The estate maintains its architectural legacy through preservation efforts while functioning as an agricultural center in northern Germany's cultural landscape.

The estate operates as an arable farming facility, cultivating rapeseed, wheat, winter barley, biogas beets, and maize across 400 hectares of land.

Architect Joseph Christian Lillie from Lübeck transformed a 17th-century double house into the current classical manor house during the early 1800s.

Location: Lensahn

GPS coordinates: 54.23519,10.86797

Latest update: August 4, 2025 10:12