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For years, the view of the historic building has been increasingly obscured by overgrown vegetation... but recently, efforts have begun to clear the area somewhat...

A truly impressive building, well worth a visit, and open to the public on special occasions. Details about the castle can be found at www.schloss-bredeneek.de/geschichte

Bredeneek Castle has retained its original character to this day. The rooms have barely changed overall. Join us for a brief journey through history.

Something's happening at Eggersdorf Castle. The former "lost place" has apparently been rediscovered. Extensive tree felling has made the property and building visible again. Now, one can better imagine the former splendor this building may have radiated. The driveway is now clearly visible and once seemed to have been very sophisticated.

The reason for the bargain The real estate agent indulged in descriptions of the beauty of Holstein Switzerland, but completely forgot to mention the state of preservation of the three-story mansion, which was the reason for the bargain price...

Rantzau Castle in the Plön district was advertised on the Immobilienwelt portal in spring 2016 under the headline "Monument seeks loving hands!" The purchase price: €400,000 plus broker's commission and taxes. At first, that sounded quite low for 30 rooms with approximately 1,200 square meters of living space and a 100,000 square meter property with a park and exotic trees.

The estate has been inhabited and cultivated for more than 800 years. The name Rantzau – or Rantzow – indicates an even earlier Wendish settlement in the area. The Rantzau family itself is not of Wendish origin, but the first knights to settle here took the name of their property, as was customary at the time. The first known family member is Johann von Rantzau, who was a squire in the service of Adolf IV and was knighted around 1235.[3] Johann von Rantzau was the founder of the various Rantzau lines that would shape the history of Schleswig-Holstein in the following centuries. The estate, which developed here around a small fortified castle with a manor house, remained in the family's possession for more than 500 years. During these centuries, Rantzau did not play a particularly significant role in the region's history and served as the seat of various branches of the growing Rantzau family.

Rantzau Castle in Rantzau in eastern Schleswig-Holstein is the namesake and former ancestral seat of the ancient noble Rantzau family. The castle was the center of a noble estate and, by this definition, is actually a manor house. However, due to its special significance in the region's history and its once rich furnishings, it has been referred to as a palace for some time. The house experienced a brief period of prosperity from the end of the 16th to the early 17th century and was one of the most mature works of the Renaissance in Schleswig-Holstein.[1][2] However, through various renovations, the complex was so extensively altered that its former appearance can only be guessed at.