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Schloss Diedersdorf

Diedersdorf, Germany · Independent · Near Luxury

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Marie Friederike von Bandemer left Schloss Diedersdorf, by will, as a home for unmarried officers' daughters. The manor itself went up from 1798 to 1800 for her cousin, retired captain Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm von Bandemer, on older walls south of Berlin. Berlin's municipal estates bought the farm in 1901. Thomas Worm took the ruin in 1990, turned the garden into a beer garden, and in 1999 opened eight suites in the restored house. Since 2005 the courtyard has been the set of Bauer sucht Frau.

About Schloss Diedersdorf

History

Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm von Bandemer built the present manor from 1798 to 1800 on older walls. His cousin Marie Friederike Caroline Henriette von Bandemer inherited in 1848 and, dying unmarried in 1854, left the estate toward a foundation for unmarried officers' daughters. Berlin's Stadtgüter bought it in 1901. Listed in 1982, it was a ruin by 1990, when Thomas Worm bought it. Eight suites opened in the Schloss in 1999. Bauer sucht Frau has used the courtyard since 2005. The house stands in Großbeeren, south of Berlin.

The setting

Diedersdorf is a village south of Berlin in the municipality of Großbeeren, first recorded in 1375, with a church older than the manor. The estate is a day-trip grounds of beer garden, farm restaurants, and a playground, south of the city proper.

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