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Haus Lohe, or Lohe Castle (Loe or Loh means "woodland," "small forest"), documented since 1281, originally belonged to the Cecilia Monastery in Cologne, which sold it to the knight Heinrich Wulf von Lüdinghausen in 1350. It remained in their possession until around 1700, then passed through marriage to the noble von Wrede family, and finally, in 1738, to the hereditary salt-making family von Papen. In two stages (1855 and 1885), they had the cathedral master builder of the Cologne Cathedral Workshop, Vincenz Statz, add a chapel and tower to a Baroque section and, by remodeling the entire complex, created a three-winged building in the Neo-Gothic style on an area of almost 700 square meters. Haus Lohe, with its ornamental former administrator's house and outbuildings, is located in the middle of a charming park-like area with ponds, moats, and lush trees. Today, it is owned by a private individual who had numerous apartments built in the castle. Several businesses and artists have set up shop in the outbuildings. https://www.westoennen.de/geschichte/rittergueter/

An hereditary salt-making farm in excellent condition. I liked the half-timbered house of the former estate administration the most. It is privately owned, and small information boards in front of the buildings shed light on its history.

You can drive onto the property from Füchtener Straße and there is a photo spot on the Ruhrtalradweg where you can photograph the Füchten house from a different perspective.

A very nice place to take a break and enjoy the surroundings.

Imposing building. Unfortunately not in the best condition. Would make a great museum or venue.

The Rüdenburg, also known as the Old Grafenburg or Old Castle for short, is a remains of a castle near Arnsberg/HSK. The hilltop castle was almost certainly built between 1050 and 1062 by Count Bernhard II von Werl.

Very nice property beautifully situated

Manor house that is constantly changing, be sure to turn in and use the courtyard for a photo.