Schloss Lüdersburg, Castle and golf hotel in Lüdersburg, Germany

Schloss Lüdersburg is a castle complex in the municipality of Lüdersburg in the Lüneburg district of Lower Saxony, on the site of a medieval castle. Its main building is a two-storey half-timbered house with a mansard roof, built around 1776 for Freiherr von Spörcken. The surrounding farm buildings date from the 19th century, and the estate now serves as a hotel with an attached golf course.

The estate traces back to a medieval fortification of the Sprenger family, who gave up their control of the area in 1225. Later, the baroque main building was constructed, marking the transition of the property from a defensive structure to a noble residence.

The castle carries the name of its former owners and displays typical architecture of German noble estates with characteristic details. The buildings speak to the long tradition of the property as a residence for wealthy families of the region.

The estate lies in the municipality of Lüdersburg in the Lüneburg district, not in the Harburg district. The main building serves as a hotel, and an attached golf course belongs to the property; the surrounding farm buildings date from the 19th century. Guests should book accommodation in advance, since the house operates as a hotel rather than a publicly guided monument.

The von Spörcken family, who bought the estate in 1775, still lives in the former sheepfold behind the castle, not in a barn. The surrounding farm buildings date from the 19th century.