Stöckach Palace, Manor house in Bundorf, Germany.

Schloss Stöckach is a two-storey manor house of ashlar masonry in the Stöckach hamlet of Bundorf, Haßberge district. It is covered by a hipped roof with dormer windows, and its upper-floor rooms have stucco decoration and supraportes above the doors. Built 1730–1733 for the Freiherren von Hettersdorf, it is listed as monument D-6-74-120-32.

Schloss Stöckach was built between 1730 and 1733 for the Freiherren von Hettersdorf, a noble family that held the estate in Stöckach, today part of Bundorf in the Haßberge district of Lower Franconia. The two-storey ashlar building with a hipped roof and dormers has been listed as a Bavarian monument under number D-6-74-120-32.

The building carries the name of the Stöckach hamlet in the Bundorf municipality, and its owners, the Freiherren von Hettersdorf, are remembered in the construction dates 1730 to 1733. Visitors can look for the supraportes above the upper-floor doors, painted panels set over the frames, and the stucco work of the same rooms.

The palace stands in the Stöckach hamlet of Bundorf, in the Haßberge district of Lower Franconia. It is a private, listed building with no visitor facilities or guided tours recorded; view the ashlar facade and hipped roof from the public lane. Reaching it requires a car, as Stöckach lies off the main roads near Bundorf.

The building is listed as monument D-6-74-120-32 in the Bavarian Monument List. Its upper floor keeps rooms decorated with stucco and supraportes above the doors, interior features a visitor can still look for inside the two-storey ashlar block.