Manor house built 1824, gr. 15500 sqm, 01594 Stauchitz near Riesa-Dresden

The manor house was built in 1824 as a long, rectangular building measuring 35 meters by 10 meters, constructed with brick, natural stone, and clay. It has approximately 20 rooms with a ceiling height of about 2.60 meters, and requires extensive renovation.
(The roof is watertight). Almost everything is original, including the vaulted cellar, 3 integrated stables with Bohemian barrel vaults supported by cast iron columns, and the main entrance, which features a wide staircase with Palladian-style details. To the right of the entrance is an apartment for the head servant. To the left, a long hallway leads to 10 rooms for maids and servants. There is a natural stone fountain, and the entrance portal to the owner's apartment features decorative elements. The land has excellent soil quality (Lommatzsch type), and the sills and window frames are made of calcium silicate blocks (stone masonry), reflecting the Biedermeier architectural style (characterized by simple beauty). This property represents a rare opportunity for enthusiasts.

However, a comprehensive renovation is required, including replacing the windows and replacing 90 square meters of timber frame construction with 36-cm brickwork. The total living area is 360 square meters, with 145 square meters of stables, approximately 350 square meters of hall-like attic space (suitable for conversion), and approximately 50 square meters of vaulted cellar, for a total of approximately 900 square meters of living and utility space.

Magnificent property of 15,500 square meters, comprising 5,800 square meters of courtyard and garden, and 9,700 square meters of farmland with excellent soil quality. Fully developed with high-speed internet access.

The property is located 10 km south of Riesa, 18 km west of Meißen, and 35 km west of Dresden Radebeul. It is approximately 15 minutes from the Döbeln Nord motorway junction on the A14 Dresden - Leipzig.

Please only contact us by phone if you are genuinely interested. Phone number: 01796032127.
Due to frequent travel, it is often difficult to respond to emails. Viewings are by appointment only, arranged by phone. The property is being sold privately.

All necessary permits are in place for the renovation of the manor house and its conversion for residential use. The land is part of the Lommatzscher Pflege, a very high-quality soil (loess soil) that allows virtually all types of plants to thrive and produce high yields with minimal effort. It is a truly valuable piece of land.