Wehrmühle Biesenthal

At the time of the lords of the castle on the Schlossberg, the mill served as a kind of protective shield. If danger arose, the water of the Finow was dammed until the area around the castle was under water and only the lords of the castle had dry feet.

Today the house is mainly used privately and for events or exhibitions. However, it can be rented in its entirety for special occasions or projects.

Mill facility on the Finow that has existed since the Middle Ages. The mill building burned down in 2002 and an administrative building converted into a villa in 1907 has been preserved.

Since the beginning of June, The WorkHouse in Biesenthal has been inviting guests for an extraordinary overnight stay. Airbnb will be able to book the test lab for the future of working and living until 15 July. The stay costs only the minimum fee and an idea - each guest pays with his personal vision to shape the working world of the future.
The "Wehrmühle Biesenthal" serves as "The WorkHouse". The building, built in 2003 as a modern concrete building and preserving the historic 19th-century façade on the ruins of the former entrepreneurial villa, will become a prototype for new working structures of the future for the duration of the project.
The villa has always been a place of transformation and today combines work, life, closeness to the city and nature for its owner.
More information at: engelvoelkers.com/en-us/berlincommercial/blog/new-work-and-life-tests-workhouse-from-usm-and-uninstitution-open-to-berlin