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Gneven Manor House

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Ludwigslust-Parchim

Gneven

Gneven Manor House

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Gneven Manor House

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Location: Gneven, Ludwigslust-Parchim, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany

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1. Pinnower See – Basthorst Castle loop from Raben Steinfeld

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2. Pinnower See – Basthorst Castle loop from Raben Steinfeld

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3. Warnow River in Gädebehn – Berenberger Seebad Picnic Area loop from Vorbeck

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JR56

August 5, 2022

The most beautiful view of the estate is from the south across the Stratensee.

Gneven, north-east of Schwerin, was first mentioned in 1246. In 1521 Hermann Kardorff sold the estate and village for 600 Reichstaler.

In September 1608, Marquard Preen became the new owner of the estate, but had to pledge it for 15 years in 1643. In 1701, Christoph Johann Walburg acquired the estate, but sold it together with the hunting ground in August 1708 to Mr. Levin Ludwig Petersdorff. As early as 1734, the estate changed hands: Christian Siegfried Bassewitz became the new owner. From 1890, Captain Hugo Kruse was the owner of the estate, which at the turn of the century covered around 500 hectares. The captain a. D. Kruse succeeded the Petersen family as owners of the estate in 1924. From 1925 the estate was owned by Felix Heribert Schoeller. In 1927/28 he sold it to the paper factory Felix Schoeller jr., of which he was a co-owner.

The manor house has classical forms, the unusual semicircular shape was probably around 1908. Behind the house there is a small romantic park with a pond. The manor house has been lovingly restored in recent years and is inhabited.

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PinionRadlerJan

November 9, 2020

Small mansion in Gneven.
More information: gutshaeuser.de/de/guts_herrenhaeuser/gutshaeuser_g/gutshaus_gneven

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Location: Gneven, Ludwigslust-Parchim, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany

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Gneven Manor House

1. Pinnower See – Basthorst Castle loop from Raben Steinfeld

2. Pinnower See – Basthorst Castle loop from Raben Steinfeld

3. Warnow River in Gädebehn – Berenberger Seebad Picnic Area loop from Vorbeck

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