Three-storey three-wing building, originally with a gate tower, west facade with a slim, four-storey round tower. Extensive parks existed until around 1900.

In 1614 it was converted from a farmer's mill into a hunting lodge. From 1782 to 1813 Georg Adam von Starhemberg had Hubertendorf Palace built from the stones from the ruins of Karlsbach. In 1890 a third floor was added. The castle was devastated from 1945-55 and was owned by the Starhemberg family until 1980.

Today it is owned by the Aigner Group by Franz Aigner von Aschbach and is run as a representative and office building "Schloss" with 5 residential units and 15 office rental units and is rented to companies.

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