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Wonderful place near the pier

yachts

Great there, just wonderful to drive there

Today, the estate is run as a modern dairy farm with modern barns and milking robots, demonstrating the development of agriculture over time.

The drawbridge leading to the estate was only replaced by a dam in the 19th century, reflecting the development of the estate and the surrounding area.

Brodau Estate, located in Schashagen (East Holstein), has a long and eventful history. It was built around 1530 by the Rantzau family on a natural island in the lake. Originally, it was accessible via a drawbridge, which was later replaced by a dam. The estate is known for its manor house, its granary, and the surrounding nature, which invites walks and bike rides. Since 2000, the farm has been run by the Beitinger family, who practice sustainable agriculture and run a dairy farm with over 320 cows. Here are some more details about the history of Brodau Estate: Early History: The estate was built on a natural island in the lake, indicating a strategic location. Access: The drawbridge leading to the estate was only replaced by a dam in the 19th century, reflecting the development of the estate and the surrounding area.

The Brodau estate has been run by the Beitinger family since 2000. Historically, the von Ludowig family lived in the manor house and managed the farm. The landowner is known locally as Isabell von Ludowig.

There are public restrooms and a DLRG station near the promenade, which ensure good supplies.