Hesslerhof

The Hesslerhof is an estate in Wiesbaden-Amöneburg consisting of several buildings arranged symmetrically around a central courtyard. The manor house occupies the highest point on the grounds and serves as the visual focus of the entire complex.

Architect Paul Korff designed and built the estate between 1922 and 1923 for the Dyckerhoff company. The site later transitioned from industrial use to residential apartments after several decades of operation.

The estate displays the layout of a traditional four-sided courtyard farm, with buildings framing a central space. This arrangement shapes how visitors experience and move through the property today.

The complex now operates as residential apartments in various sizes with modern amenities. Visitors can view the property and buildings from outside and explore the spacious courtyard area.

Spring 2020 excavations uncovered foundations of a Roman aqueduct near the property. The discovery suggests the grounds sit on an ancient site with a long history of settlement.

Location: Wiesbaden

Inception: 1922

Architects: Paul Korff

GPS coordinates: 50.03473,8.27537

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:02