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Wasserburg Schwarzenhasel

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    1. Wasserburg Schwarzenhasel – Schwarzenhasel Countryside loop from Seifertshausen

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    May 29, 2021

    Anyone travelling from the end of Schwarzenhasel towards Erkshausen will notice this stately half-timbered house with a stone ground floor on the left - the moated castle. Originally there was a historical connection with Rodenberg Castle, which lies above the town of Rotenburg, whose castle guards were given so-called castle seats as fiefs. One of these castle seats was the moated castle in Schwarzenhasel. Even today, three-quarters of the castle is surrounded by a moat. Based on the Gothic entrance, the building dates to the 14th or 15th century. It is a successor building or an addition to the former small fortification. The two half-timbered floors probably date from the 17th century. The noble owners were the von Holzheim family (around 1371), then the von Trott family (from 1525) and briefly the von Biedenfeld family (from 1885). The moated castle has been owned by the von Bodelschwingh family since 1897. Literature tip: Chronicle Schwarzenhasel, 2012, pp. 25–36.

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      October 29, 2024

      The moated castle in the Rotenburg district of Schwarzenhasel, first mentioned in 1371 and still almost completely surrounded by a spring-fed moat, was built in 1698 by the noble von Trott family with two half-timbered floors above a late medieval base floor. After several changes of ownership, Edmund von Biedenfeld acquired the property in 1885 and arranged for the historicist conversion and expansion of the castle house. In 1897, the moated castle came into the possession of the Westphalian von Bodelschwingh family, who have now lived and managed the property in the fourth generation.

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        September 16, 2025

        Interested cyclists are always welcome.
        However, we ask for your understanding that the facility is the private home of the owners.
        Please refrain from exploring the property on your own. Thank you!

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          Location: Rotenburg a.d. Fulda, Hersfeld-Rotenburg, Kassel District, Regierungsbezirk Kassel, Hesse, Germany

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