Manor Ramsdorf

construction time
17th Century, 18th Century, 20th Century,
around 1800,
architectural style
Renaissance, Baroque, Historicism
builder
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Builder/Architect
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Condition
The mansion in Ramsdorf has been renovated. The park is overgrown.
Todays use
Reside
Access
The grounds of the manor in Ramsdorf are accessible. The mansion cannot be visited.

Description

Layout
probably once an irregular, open estate with a manor house standing on a hill above the farmyard, no longer completely preserved due to the demolition of farm buildings, inspector's house preserved,
structure
two-storey, nine-axle,
facade
Manor house: plaster facade, strongly protruding staircase with an idiosyncratic end, historicist facade design with pilaster strips and plaster mirrors, rear side with triangular gable,
Inspector's house: visible framework
roof shape
Mansion: hipped roof,
Inspector's house: half-hipped roof,

Further information
park

The manor park of the Ramsdorf manor has become overgrown.
People & History

Theodericus miles dictus de Ramvoldesdorf (mansion, mentioned 1296),
Erich von Rothowansdorf (von Ramsdorf, owner 14th century),
Friedrich von Weißenbach (named 1393),
Menyngk zcu Ramvulstorff (Knight Seat, named 1445/47),
Hans Christoph von Weißenbach (named 1528),
referred to as a manor (1548, 1858, 1875),
Hieronymus Panschmann (owner until 1595),
Heinrich von Bünau (owner from 1595, named in 1612),
von Braun family (owners until 1819),
IG Kolbe (owner from 1819),
Alwin Pelz (owner 1854),
Ramsdorf brown coal works (purchase 1898)

Source: architektur-blicklicht.de/schloesser-herrenhaeuser/rittergut-ramsdorf-regis-breitingen-leipzig

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Location: Regis-Breitingen, Landkreis Leipzig, Saxony, Germany

Rittergut Ramsdorf

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3. Haselbacher See – View of Haselbacher See loop from Ramsdorf

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