The former country house of Ludwig von der Pfordten was designed by Georg von Dollmann and built in 1866/67.[1] It is one of the largest and most important villas on Lake Starnberg. It was purchased in 1872 by Rudolf Knosp, a Württemberg commercial councillor and co-founder of the "Baden Anilin and Soda Factory" (BASF).[2] Through his daughter, the later Henriette Baroness von Simolin-Bathory (née Knosp), the castle came into the possession of her son Rudolf von Simolin-Bathory. He bequeathed it to his illegitimate daughter Rudolfine von Simolin-Bathory Domeneck, who married Captain Le Tanneux von Saint Paul. Francine Le Tanneux von Saint Paul married August von Finck Jr.;[3][4] thus the property came into the possession of the von Finck family.[5]
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Location: Seeshaupt, Weilheim-Schongau, Landkreis Weilheim-Schongau, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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