Manor House Klein Trebbow

The Klein Trebbow manor house was built between 1865 and 1868 in the Neo-Renaissance style according to plans by Hermann Willebrand for Ulrich von Barner. The courtyard side of the manor house has 9 axes and strong round towers with conical roofs on both sides. The central axis is emphasized by a portal with framing pilasters. The balcony and the frontispiece have lunette gables. The upper floor is decorated with a diamond pattern made of black glazed bricks.The manor house is located directly on Lake Trebbow and is surrounded by a landscape park and an extensive estate. The Klein Trebbow estate was owned by the von Barner family before 1755 and until 1945.The mansion has been empty since 1990. In 1996 the facility was sold to Wohnpark Schloss Trebbow GmbH. After lengthy negotiations, a development agreement was signed in 1999. A family holiday resort was planned.Since 2004, a memorial here commemorates the men of the resistance against Hitler on July 20, 1944. In Klein Trebbow at Easter 1944, Fritz Dietlof Graf von derschulenburg, Friedrich Karl Klausing and Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg discussed the resistance against Hitler. The 90-year-old artist Tisa von derschulenburg, who lived here during the war and whose brother Fritz von derschulenburg was executed by the Nazis, designed a memorial plaque and donated it to the town.gutshaeuser.de/de/guts_herrenhaeuser/gutshaeuser_k/gutshaus_schloss_herrenhaus_klein_trebbow

Today it is used as a shared flat. No viewing.