From the street directly in front and also from afar, the castle (at least in leafy trees) is not visible (see photo). A second photo I could do after entering the driveway. However, when I got closer, I was approached, probably by the owner. Since it is private property and still construction site, I was not allowed to take any more pictures. Also through the Gutspark I could not go, as komoot had planned. Since the internet is full of photos of the castle, I have also published it here.

Here is something about the story:
The manor house in Biesendahlshof was built at the end of the 19th century by the wealthy Dewitz family. Werner von Dewitz was editor of the "Szczecin Generalanzeiger". The history of the castle reads like a century thriller. Gustav Krupp, a major industrialist and supporter of Hitler, bought it for his daughter Irmgard. After the Second World War it was kindergarten, LPG office, post office and pub.
Source: moz.de/landkreise/uckermark/schwedt-und-angermuende/artikel90/dg/0/1/1522365

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