Wotersen Manor

The Wotersen estate, also known as Wotersen Castle, was owned by the noble Bernstorff family for almost three centuries, which played a key role in shaping Hanoverian and Danish politics in the 18th century. The estate is located in the community of Roseburg in the district of the Duchy of Lauenburg in the south-east of Schleswig-Holstein.
Source and further information:de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gut_Wotersen

Wotersen Castle - The television series "The Legacy of the Guldenburgs" was filmed here in the 1980s and broadcast on ZDF.
More information at:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Das_Erbe_der_Guldenburgs

Historically, the manor house and the castle differ less in their occupants than in their function. The terms castle and castle are rooted etymologically in defense; the term has taken on an expanded meaning for the castle since the Renaissance.
The manor house, on the other hand, is always the center of a manor, such as a knightly manor or - in Schleswig-Holstein - noble manor (both are legal terms, because historically they presuppose legal status, namely the membership of the manor in the locally organized knighthood represented in the state parliament) .
In any case, a manor was the center of an agricultural enterprise, a manor, or at least an estate with arable farming or a winery, forest property or pond property.
More detailed information:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herrenhaus_(Geb Gebäude)