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Luplow Manor House

Rosenow · Mecklenburgische Seenplatte · 53.5967° N, 12.9840° E
Luplow Manor House

Built around 1760, this single-story, 9-bay manor house with a two-story central risalit features a fully developed mansard roof.

The exquisite Rococo stucco ceilings feature the heraldic animals—a fox for the owner, F.J. Christian von Voss, and a bear for his wife, Eva Juliane von Behr. Of particular note is a double-flight staircase in the hall. Luplow remained in the possession of the von Voss family for 600 years. Beautiful fieldstone church. The manor house is now privately owned and has been renovated in recent years.

Luplow Manor in Rosenow – History and Architecture

Luplow Manor in Rosenow is one of the most remarkable manor houses in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Built around 1760, this single-story building with nine axes and a two-story central risalit, with its fully developed mansard roof, dominates the landscape of this small village south of the Baltic Sea coast. For around 600 years, the estate was owned by the von Voss family—a continuity that is exceptional for the region.

Rococo Stucco Ceilings and Symbolic Coat-of-Arms Animals in Luplow

Inside the manor house, the Rococo stucco ceilings are particularly worth seeing. They feature the heraldic animals of the family that commissioned the building: the fox for Friedrich Julius Christian von Voss and the bear for his wife, Eva Juliane von Behr. Also noteworthy is a double-flight staircase in the house’s entrance hall. The manor house is now privately owned and has undergone extensive renovation in recent years.

Discover the fieldstone church and Rosenow estate

The complex also includes a beautiful fieldstone church, the kind found in many villages in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, which characterizes the rural cultural landscape of the region between the Baltic Sea coast and the Mecklenburg Lake District. Those who wish to explore Mecklenburg’s manor house landscape will find other historic manor houses in the surrounding area—ideal as a day trip destination during a vacation on the Baltic Sea, for example from Rostock or Stralsund.