Ennemaborg, Medieval manor estate in Midwolda, Netherlands.
Ennemaborg is a manor house in Oldambt with a central stone building set on a large lawn and surrounded by woodlands. The estate comprises several structures and features an area with mature trees, including a beech that has stood for generations.
The building was constructed in the late 14th century as a fortified house with two towers for regional defense. In the early 18th century it underwent major renovations and was transformed into an elegant summer residence.
The estate functions as a meeting place where visitors can learn about local wildlife and regional heritage through hands-on experiences. The rooms and grounds are used to connect people with the natural world and local traditions.
Access to the estate is restricted and visitors should check opening times beforehand. There is an information area in the main building with facilities to rest and spend time comfortably.
Behind the manor lies a narrow band of forest that once formed part of an ancient defensive moat system and still contains a small pond. This water feature is a remnant from when the house served as a fortified structure protected by surrounding waterways.
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