Leuben Manor

Manor Leubenconstruction time
18th century, 19th century
around 1770
Architectural style
Baroque, historicism
Client
Von Thielau family
Builder / Architect
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Status
The castle of the manor Leuben has been renovated. The farm buildings are in good condition. The park is overgrown. The origin is a medieval moated castle.
Todays use
Castle: vacant,
Farm buildings: partly residential
Access
The grounds of the Leuben Manor are accessible. The castle cannot be visited.descriptionLayout
very large, open, regular rectangular system, free standing castle on an island surrounded by a moat, a farm building demolished
Structure
Castle: two-storey,
Farm buildings: one and two storeys
facade
Castle: plastered facade (largely lost), pilaster strips, flat central projections on the courtyard and garden side, triangular gable, two-tier terrace,
Farm buildings: plastered facades
Roof shape
Castle: hipped roof,
Farm building: gable roofSource: architektur-blicklicht.de/schloesser-herrenhaeuser/rittergut-leuben-oschatz-nordsachsen

The castle was built on the foundations of a moated castle. It was built in the years 1737-1740 in the baroque style.

The Leubener Castle awakens from its slumber. Finally, with a lot of effort, the beautiful building comes back to life! The one picture with the old entrance is 2 years old. Unrecognizable ...