Steinbach Manor

Manor Steinbach
City of Bad Lausick, District of Leipzigconstruction time
18th century, 19th century,
1715, 1891 to 1901
architectural style
Baroque, historicism
builder
Koetteritz family
Builder/Architect
–
Condition
The castle in Steinbach is in good condition. The park is well maintained.
Todays use
School
Access
The grounds of the manor in Steinbach are accessible, the manor house cannot be visited.DescriptionLayout
large, open, regular rectangular complex with a detached castle, origin is a moated castle, ponds and moats are preserved,
structure
two-storey, on a high base floor,
facade
Plaster facade, 9:6 axes, courtyard and garden side with flat, three-axis central projection with Ionic pilasters,
roof shape
Mansard hipped roof with standing dormers,Further information
parkA spacious landscaped park adjoins the castle.
People & History grangia (of the monastery gate, 1204),
Albertus de Stenbach (mansion, named 1218),
Thyme by Kiczscher zcu Steynbach (named 1445/47),
Knight's seat with 2 outworks (1445/47),
referred to as a manor (1548, 1858, 1875)
von Zehmen family (owners until 1680),
von Kötteritz family (owners from 1680),
The Baumann family (owners from 1755)Tourist waysThe Seven Lakes Hiking Trail leads through Steinbach.Source: architektur-blicklicht.de/schloesser-herrenhaeuser/rittergut-steinbach-bad-lausick-leipzig

The round usually goes comfortably through the forest or along the edge of the field. Really nice for a short dog tour. But a longer journey is not worth it.

The castle has great historic and spacious rooms that can be rented by the village festival association for celebrations.