There being no heirs, the property was sold in 1750 to Friedrich Johann von Schlippenbach on Gaicken, and Muischazeem.

The present house was built as a neoclassical building around 1860 to designs by the architect Theodor Zeiler.

On the park side, there is a huge portico supported by two free-standing and two imposing massive colossal Ionic columns.

The manor house and its extensive park is now in very good condition and in use as a youth hostel.

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