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In 1703, Franz Ostman (* 1645) built the manor house with the two side buildings on Leye. On September 24, 1705, he was awarded the title “von der Leye” as a hereditary title of nobility.

It's better to experience it on foot. According to historical sources and the results of archaeological excavations: These indicate that it was destroyed around 1200 during the conflict between the Bishop of Osnabrück and the Counts of Tecklenburg, who had granted bailiwick rights to the noble lords of Holte.

Gut Leye is an estate complex with a manor house in the large Leye nature reserve in Atter. It has been owned by the Ostmann von der Leye family since 1860.

In 1703, Franz Ostman (* 1645) built the manor house with the two side buildings on Leye.

Wonderful inhabited property.

simply worth seeing, in the middle of nowhere

The baroque character still characterizes the image of the entire complex in Gesmold today and documents the ideas, lifestyles and concepts of bygone times. The extensive design desire of all the owners over the centuries (since 1170) is evident and can be experienced in today's complex. The eventful history with changing owner families is unique both historically and art-historically.

The estate is one of a series of mansions that the city nobility of Osnabrück built around the city. In contrast to the other manor houses, the representative baroque character comes to the fore in Leye. A straight avenue and a star-shaped network of paths lead to the detached mansion. With two symmetrically arranged front buildings, gatehouses and a chapel, it forms a self-contained complex.