Schloss Teutschenthal, 19th-century villa in Teutschenthal, Germany.
Schloss Teutschenthal is a 19th-century villa featuring a two-wing layout with neo-baroque elements adorning the south facade. An 18-hectare park with water features and a pavilion surrounds the building.
Industrialist Carl Emil Wentzel commissioned architect Hugo Wrede to build this residence between 1883 and 1885. A fire in 1913 prompted modernization work by Josef Kleesattel.
The castle has hosted musical performances since 2001, attracting musicians and listeners from surrounding areas to classical and jazz concerts. These events have made it an active cultural venue within the region.
The property now operates as a hotel with 26 rooms and suites available for lodging. The building offers event spaces suitable for conferences, celebrations, and business meetings.
The grounds include a water tower built specifically to supply water to the building and its extensive park system. This infrastructure reveals how elaborate water management had to be for such a large estate in the 19th century.
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