ヴァイルハイム・ショーンガウの洞窟・トップ6

A very well-maintained privately owned property is one of the largest and most important villas on Lake Starnberg.

Schloss Seeseiten

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Schloss Seeseiten.

Wow, what a great property

The manor house is a castle-like cubic structure with suggested side wings and corner turrets in strictly symmetrical, late-classical forms, two-tone exposed brickwork with flat hipped and gable roofs. It was built in 1866/1867 according to plans by the architect Georg Dollmann,[1] who worked for Ludwig II from 1868 onwards and designed several palace buildings for him. The manor house is located on the shore of the lake amidst a large park landscape, which was first designed by the court garden director Carl von Effner.[6] Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Seeseiten

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] Source https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Seeseiten

The former Schongau Castle is now used as the district office - in front of the building there is a bust of Franz Josef Strauß, who was also a district administrator here