A neogotic jewel in Pinnow: Gutshaus opens its doors again!

A neogotic jewel in Pinnow: Gutshaus opens its doors again!

Pinnow, Deutschland - in Pinnow, very close to Neubrandenburg, a historic manor shines in new splendor. Caroline Grün-Müller leads the property, which is one of the first neo-Gothic buildings of Mecklenburg. Built between 1861 and 1869 by Friedrich von Klinggräff, it could now be put back into the condition of its origins after a 13-year renovation phase. The mansion will be made accessible to the public for the first time on June 21 and 22, 2025 as part of the Mids Summer Remise Festival of the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Palace Association, a great opportunity for historical visitors.

Visitors can look forward to 75 houses that can be visited as part of the festival, and Busshuttles are provided for a convenient journey. The Gutshaus Pinnow itself is not only enthusiastic about its architecture, which is characterized by the asymmetry and the characteristic neo -Gothic elements of the 19th century, but also by a modern café designed by a Berlin interior design office. Here the guests can fortify themselves after an exploration tour and experience a touch of history.

The history of the manor house

The roots of the Pinnow estate go back to 1612 when it was owned by the von Aschersleben family. Later, Reimar Ernst von Voß took over the property in 1668, and until the expropriation in 1945 it remained in the Klinggräff family. The rich history is reflected in architecture and floor plan; Among other things, the manor house comprises a summer course and various wing, which once differentiated men and women. The unique construction, consisting of a single -storey brick building on a field stone base, gives the handwriting of the time to life. Herrenhaus Pinnow describes the building as an example of regionally important neo-Gothic architecture that has a broadcast beyond Mecklenburg.

After the manor house was used as a residential building and by various institutions after 1945, it was increasingly revealed from the 1970s. In 1996 the Working Group on Denkmalpflege e.V. took over the building and carried out initial security measures. In 2012, Caroline and Hans Joachim Müller bought the manor house when it was about to collapse, and started the large project of the historic renovation. The renovation work, which also included the exchange of many windows, asked a lot of time and dedication, which the Müllers confirmed in their commitment.

new ways and views

A highlight of the work will be a ten -minute film that is presented at the midsummer memise and documents the efforts of the renovation. The Müllers are currently building a new farm building as a garage and riding hall. The old carriage house behind the manor house remains a future project that underlines the connection of the couple to the property.

With the manor house as a new piece of jewelry in Pinnow and the upcoming festival, which also celebrates regional art and culture, the region is faced with an exciting summer. Gutshaeuser.de emphasizes that such historical sites are not only tourist attractions, but also lively witnesses of regional history and beauty of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.