General informations

The origins of the castle go back into the year 1317.

The today's appearance received the cast after a fire around 1710.

The annex followed at a later time. Until 1945 the messuage was used as residential building. After this time it was managed until 1999 as senior home.

Manor

Owners of the manor were "Von Schaumberg", 1503 Phil. v. Schaumberg widow Barbara, born v. Haiger, and its sons Lorenz and Wolf.

His son, imperial general quartermaster, built the new mansion (something away from the old, which 1856 burned down completely) after a fire of the lock 1710. It is a simple building with rectangular windows and rectangular entry door.

Outside over the door MDCCX

Window:
In the name of God and so on and the saying:

"WHICH ACQUIRES VIRTUE - THE VICE SPOILS - STOP WELL-BEING HOUSE - HAD OTHERWISE TO THE HOUSE OUTSIDE - RIGHT REMAINS AT THE LONGEST ONE - BE AFRAID GOD AND SERVE THE NATIVE COUNTRY - SO ADORN YOUR NOBILITY"

Stucco

The stucco ceilings are added to the brothers Bartolomeo and Carlo Domenico Luchese. Both had arranged 1697-1701 in the neighbouring Coburg in the city castle of the dukes of Sachsen- Coburg-Gotha the large festival room and the yard church.

The stairway and several rooms retained still stucco ceilings from the construction period of the mansion.

The richest is those of the living room in the first upper floor

In addition to a side the fire-place with trophy in relief in the ornament.