Gutshof Sudweyhe, Historic estate in Sudweyhe, Weyhe, Germany

Gutshof Sudweyhe is a 160 by 25 metre estate at Im Mühlengrunde 12 and 22–26 in Sudweyhe, on the Hache by the Sudweyher Wassermühle. Its surviving buildings are 19th-century: a timber-framed administrator's house of 1783/84 with a hipped roof, four farm buildings including a 1754 granary, and a late 18th-century washhouse. A 45 by 80 metre park holds a sandstone obelisk.

The estate originated in the 16th century and was managed for centuries by the Frese family, whose importance stemmed from medieval milling rights. This continuity of use and ownership across generations remains central to the site's identity.

In the estate park stands the Denkmal der Zärtlichkeit, a sandstone obelisk from 1775. It was commissioned by Freifrau Nata Marianne Hypolithe Fabrice, who also founded a widows' house beside the mill in 1770. The obelisk is the estate's only surviving garden monument.

The grounds are designed to be barrier-free with multiple access points to buildings and outdoor areas. Visitors will find parking on-site and can explore the property independently or join guided tours.

A former barn from the 18th century has been repurposed as an event venue with a cafe, bridging the property's past with contemporary community life. This transformation shows how historic structures can gain new purpose while retaining their origins.