Schloss Neuegling, Neo-Baroque castle in Murnau am Staffelsee, Bavaria, Germany

Schloss Neuegling is a castle in Neuegling, part of Murnau am Staffelsee in Bavaria, built 1910–13 to designs by Carl Hocheder. It is a two-storey building with a mansard roof, decorative balconies, projecting roof gables and stucco ornament across the facade. It is listed as a Bavarian architectural monument (D-1-80-124-122).

The castle was built between 1910 and 1913 by architect Carl Hocheder and represents the building preferences of early twentieth-century Bavaria. Its completion coincided with a period when such grand residences were constructed for the wealthy population.

The castle's name 'Neuegling' reflects its location near the Staffelsee lake, tying it to the local landscape and surrounding terrain. The architectural style it displays was characteristic of affluent families in this region and continues to shape how the area looks today.

The castle is today a private residence of the Poschinger-Camphausen family and can only be viewed from outside. Visitors can admire the architecture from the street while respecting the private nature of the property.

Schloss Neuegling, also called Neu-Egling, belongs to the von Poschinger-Camphausen family and is listed as Bavarian monument D-1-80-124-122. The ZDF series Herzflimmern – Die Klinik am See was filmed here, so the building appears on screen as a clinic by the lake.