Börnicke Manor & Manor House

The extensive farm buildings, manor house, stables, barns and schnapps distillery date from before 1909 - estimated from the years 1870/80. The stable buildings consist of field stones and bricks in the typical local construction style.
Wikipedia

Before 1900, the manor Börnicke had a size of 1105 ha. The extensive farm buildings, manor house, stables, barns and distillery are estimated to date from the years 1870/80. The manor house itself could perhaps have been built even earlier and has a classical plaster facade. The part used for agriculture is spatially slightly separated from the palace building. It consists of two four-sided courtyards of different sizes - a small courtyard directly on the street and a very large courtyard behind it. Both courtyards are paved with cobblestone. The stable buildings are made of field stones and bricks in the local style. Shortly before the great economic crisis of 1929, the area of the estate was 1032 ha according to the last published agricultural address book and was managed by the administrator F. W. Schmidt. The largest source of income was dairy farming. Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_B%C3%B6rnicke