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The chapel, which was built around 1904, deconsecrated in 2013 and extensively renovated in 2021/22, has become an extraordinary, loft-like home. This unique piece harmoniously combines the charm of bygone eras with the most modern comfort and technology. When entering the designer loft through the imposing wooden double doors, the high-quality interior with wood-burning fireplace, gallery and especially the designer lamps, which provide harmonious light, immediately catches the eye. In the rear area of ​​the entrance there is a guest toilet for visitors. Adjacent to this is the approx. 30 m² granny flat consisting of two rooms, a kitchen, a bathroom and a small balcony. The special highlight of the loft is the chapel room with its impressive 7-meter-high dome and excellent acoustics, which convey a feeling of spaciousness and grandeur. In the afternoon, the living space is transformed into a sea of ​​colors by the historic stained glass windows and gives the room a special atmosphere. The chapel room offers plenty of space for living, eating and cooking. A solid wood staircase in an industrial look leads to a gallery that makes the room seem even more spacious, where there are two open office spaces. The double doors lead from the loft to a large Bangkirai terrace, which gives the ambience a touch of closeness to nature. The industrial-style garden exterior staircase underlines the overall picture of a modern and robust character. The garden floor has 2 bedrooms, a dressing room, a master bathroom with every comfort, a wellness room and a utility room. The winter garden with jacuzzi, lounge and adjoining outdoor terrace is fully glazed and offers a retreat to enjoy nature in any weather. A state-of-the-art cascade heating system combines air heat pumps with gas condensing boilers and a water tank to ensure optimal heat supply.

Experience the unique fusion of neoclassical elegance and contemporary living at Herrenhaus Kluvensiek, a historic manor house with origins dating back to 1777. Following a significant remodel in 1837, the estate assumed its current architectural form, standing today as the last of its kind in the northern German area of Holstein. Set idyllically along a bend of the Alte Eider River and directly on the Eider Canal, this estate offers a rare combination of historical significance and natural beauty. The surrounding park, featuring an impressive collection of mature trees, enhances the estate's enchanting atmosphere. Due to its rich history, Herrenhaus Kluvensiek has been featured in Deert Lafrenz's book “ Gutshöfe und Herrenhäuser in Schleswig-Holstein .” Between 2018 and 2023, the current owner, in collaboration with the esteemed architect Dietrich Fröhler , meticulously restored the manor, paying close attention to historical details while incorporating modern amenities. The expansive ground floor welcomes you with grand salons featuring intricate stucco ceilings and a stunning marble floor. From the entrance hall, an elegant wrought-iron staircase ascends to the first floor, leading to a bright and spacious main foyer illuminated by large mirrors and natural light from above. This level houses seven rooms, including a fully equipped modern kitchen, and a luxurious bathroom, and provides access to an 86 m² sun terrace with breathtaking views of the park and the Alte Eider . The top floor offers additional guest rooms, while a separate two-room apartment with a kitchen and bathroom is located on the ground floor. The property combines historical elements with state-of-the-art technology, including a geothermal heating system and a private well for drinking water. Additional features include three modern kitchens, underfloor heating on the ground floor, three terraces, parking spaces, and a finished partial basement with utility and service rooms. Features: Marble floor on the ground floor Underfloor heating on the ground floor 3 modern fitted kitchens Fireplace connection option 3 terraces Outdoor car parking spaces Developed partial basement with house connections and utility rooms #Extraordinary

The completely renovated, listed Kostenz monastery ensemble in the Lower Bavarian district of Straubing-Bogen is an important historical monastery. Beautifully situated in the low mountain range landscape of the Bavarian Forest, the ensemble is located in a forest clearing with a total area of around twelve hectares. The existing buildings have been continuously renovated and are technically state-of-the-art, allowing a wide range of uses without major investment. The monastery includes extensive gardens and various farm buildings. Kostenz Monastery consists mainly of 5 buildings, which are divided as follows: • Main building with 49 rooms and 10 conference rooms • Guest house with 43 rooms • Chapel • Wellness area with swimming pool • Staff residence • historic farmhouse (event location for up to 600 people) Until recently, Kostenz Monastery was run by the Brothers of Mercy as a conference and recreation center. Around 90 rooms, each with its own bathroom, are available in the main building and outbuildings. A clinic, a hotel or even a supra-regional congress and conference center can be put into operation without major investment. Business customers in particular, such as automotive groups or public institutions that have already been customers in the past, can be re-integrated for hotel operations. It can also be used for residential purposes or for training courses. The 10 modern conference rooms offer the best conditions for this. The unique location and historic ensemble offer a unique selling point, and the property allows for future extensions, such as a chalet village. The historic farm as an event location: There is a concept for establishing a unique conference and event location in Eastern Bavaria for the four-sided farm, which is over 300 years old. The vaulted hall offers space for up to 300 people, while the covered outdoor seating area and inner courtyard can accommodate events for up to 600 people. Thanks to its secluded location, the venue can be used without restriction. The hotel's own chapel offers enough space for larger wedding parties. This opens up a wide range of possibilities, especially for weddings that can take place at weekends.

The chapel, which was built around 1904, deconsecrated in 2013 and extensively renovated in 2021/22, has become an extraordinary, loft-like home. This unique piece harmoniously combines the charm of bygone eras with the most modern comfort and technology. When entering the designer loft through the imposing wooden double doors, the high-quality interior with wood-burning fireplace, gallery and especially the designer lamps, which provide harmonious light, immediately catches the eye. In the rear area of ​​the entrance there is a guest toilet for visitors. Adjacent to this is the approx. 30 m² granny flat consisting of two rooms, a kitchen, a bathroom and a small balcony. The special highlight of the loft is the chapel room with its impressive 7-meter-high dome and excellent acoustics, which convey a feeling of spaciousness and grandeur. In the afternoon, the living space is transformed into a sea of ​​colors by the historic stained glass windows and gives the room a special atmosphere. The chapel room offers plenty of space for living, eating and cooking. A solid wood staircase in an industrial look leads to a gallery that makes the room seem even more spacious, where there are two open office spaces. The double doors lead from the loft to a large Bangkirai terrace, which gives the ambience a touch of closeness to nature. The industrial-style garden exterior staircase underlines the overall picture of a modern and robust character. The garden floor has 2 bedrooms, a dressing room, a master bathroom with every comfort, a wellness room and a utility room. The winter garden with jacuzzi, lounge and adjoining outdoor terrace is fully glazed and offers a retreat to enjoy nature in any weather. A state-of-the-art cascade heating system combines air heat pumps with gas condensing boilers and a water tank to ensure optimal heat supply.

THE OBJEKT: This exceptional villa-style property is located on spacious park grounds in a quiet and idyllic setting opposite a spa park with a public exercise pool and sauna area. The 22 individually designed rooms, including 7 flats, offer space for approx. 50 overnight guests. Over the past decades, this historic domicile has welcomed renowned guests from the worlds of business, politics and entertainment. In addition to its extraordinary charm, the privately run 4**** hotel impresses with: - Luxurious interior design - Spacious wellness area with saunas, steam bath and whirlpool - Function rooms for various occasions such as weddings or conferences - Two terraces at the front of the building - 20 car parking spaces and 5 garages This unique boutique hotel with its historic charm and exclusive facilities offers you an excellent opportunity to acquire an exceptional property. The upcoming “Bundesgartenschau 2029” (Buga2029) and the proximity to Koblenz make the location of this property particularly interesting for investors. The property offers a wide range of options for future operating strategies. For example, the property could continue to operate as a hotel with various concepts, serve as a coworking space, be converted into a retirement home or be divided into residential units that could be rented out and sold. The aparthotel is already future-orientated and can be run successfully with just a few employees. The property is not a listed building. The directly adjoining „Schweizerhaus“ can be purchased separately with the garden in front and has been very successfully rented out as a holiday home or used as a private property. INFORMATION ON THE ENERGY CERTIFICATE: Energy Consumption Certificate, 133 kWh/(m²·a), E, gas, year of construction 1908 MISCELLANEOUS: The commission amounts to 7.14% incl. VAT of the purchase price and is payable by the purchaser on conclusion of the purchase contract. The details provided above are based on information provided by third parties. Peters & Peters Sotheby´s International Realty does not assume any liability for the completeness and accuracy of that information. In the event that we have aroused your interest in this stunning property, please call Jennifer Peters at our Wiesbaden office or write us an e-mail.

Originally built around 1670 and expanded into its present-day mansion form by master builder Tobias Wendler between 1765 and 1768, Gut Toestorf boasts a one-storey brick construction with a hipped roof. In 1806, it was granted the privilege of being an aristocratic estate. The property for sale, with approximately 1050 m² of living space, is situated in a secluded location offering expansive views of the stunning landscape from a courtyard island of medieval origin. Surrounding the mansion is a wide moat lined with ancient trees and an adjoining natural forest. The ground floor of this estate was once used as a prestigious auction house and features spacious and elegant rooms ideally suited for a variety of purposes. The library, formerly the auction room, impresses with its generous proportions and appealing historical ambiance. With its characteristic architecture and atmosphere, this space is perfect for events, conferences, exhibitions, or auctions. Other potential uses can also be envisioned for this property, subject to approval. The broad building, with a vaulted cellar extending beneath the entire structure, is distinguished by an impressive high mansard roof. The courtyard side features a two-storey central projection, its central axis emphasized by a round-arched portal accessible via a staircase. The entrance front, with its grand staircase, showcases a two-storey, gable-roofed central projection of three bays. During the monument-conserving renovation in the mid-1990s, every effort was made to preserve the original state of the interior. The resulting spatial experience is impressive, and thanks to the extensive renovation work, historical architectural culture and contemporary living standards are harmoniously combined. The large vestibule with its concave rear wall and fireplace, the historical stuccowork, and many other details embody the history of the house. Complementing the mansion, there is a separate, spacious apartment in the adjacent building ideal for guests, staff, or multi-generational living. An intact and stylish estate with a mansion in such an attractive location is rarely offered in the most beautiful state of the republic. Recognized as a historically significant property, the Toestorf Manor House was featured in the book Manor Farms and Manor Houses in Schleswig-Holstein on pages 582-583 and described in detail. The property is not only a listed building but has also been awarded a certificate of honor by monument preservation.

Magnificent baroque castle with a stately park in the idyllic Meissen Elbe Valley for sale for the first time Around 35 km north of Dresden there is a unique investment to be discovered. Where Europe's northernmost wine-growing region merges with the picturesque natural landscape of the Elbe Valley, the baroque Seußlitz Castle is waiting to be kissed awake from its Sleeping Beauty slumber. On a total plot area of almost 2.5 hectares, there is the opportunity to realise a historic property with placemaking potential. The offer includes the castle building with adjoining buildings and the historic park. Investors benefit from an increased demand for extraordinary holiday domiciles and event locations in one of the most popular regions in the Free State of Saxony. A variety of usage options with a wow effect Holidays at historic locations and in ancient accommodation are becoming increasingly popular. Schloss Seußlitz gives investors the opportunity to transform an authentic baroque castle into a boutique hotel or event location. But it would also be suitable as an exclusive company or foundation residence, as well as a domicile for health tourism, a burnout clinic or a private beauty clinic. Further details on the property as well as the existing concept planning are available on request in the exposé.