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Manor House Jamitzow


Jamitzow was first mentioned in a document in 1315 in which Henning and Arnold von Köller were named as owners. The estate seems to have remained in their possession up to the 16th century. ... more


Manor House Klein Jasedow


Courses in the meanwhile rarely used painting technique of encaustic (painting with hot, colour pigmented wax) are offered at the manor house. ... more


Manor House Krummin


Since May 2002 holiday apartments are available in the refurbished manor house. The investors Mario Bollinger and Stefan Armbruster plan to also renovate the blacksmith´s shop. ... more


Manor House Pritzier, District of Wolgast


The Manor House Pritzier no longer exists. Pritzier was first mentioned in Lubin's map in 1618. (The Lubin map is the first complete map of the Duchy of Pomerania produced by the Rostock scholar Eilhard Lubinus between 1610 and 1618.) Pritzier was originally and presumably until 1641 a fief of the Nienkerken family. Around this time the place became a sovereign demesne. ... more


Manor House Pulow


Pulow is located away from the main roads, on the shore of the Achterwasser (backwater) on the island of Usedom. The preserved early German tower mound from around 1230 and the Bronze Age burial mounds near Pulow bear witness to the early settlement of this area. ... more


Vorwerk Manor House near Lassan


In the 13th century the Ramel family had its seat here.  In following centuries the von Köller, Zitzewitz, von Weissenstein, and von Quistorp families were recorded as owners. ... more


Waschow Manor House near Lassan


Surrounding the manor house is a park with some especially old trees. Both buildings stood vacant for many years until they found new owners in 2017. ... more


Wehrland-Bauer Manor House


Hans and Dietrich von Lepel had their seat here in 1430.  The Bauer and Wehrland estates remained in the hands of the von Lepel family until 1823. ... more


Zarnitz Manor House


The house is a one-storey thatch-roofed, half-timbered brick structure dating from the last third of the 19th century. ... more