Groß Kelle Manor House

Groß Kelle Manor House – Reconstruction Based on the Original Floor Plan

The Groß Kelle Manor House, located in the landscape of Mecklenburg’s manor villages, is considered one of the first new manor houses built after the war: In 1995, it was built on the floor plan of its predecessor and has since once again served as the centerpiece of an active farm operated by the von Heydebreck family. The complex thus symbolizes the remarkable revival of manor-style structures in rural Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Historic granary, grist mill, and English landscape park on Lake Keller

Two architectural remnants from the period before the new construction have been preserved: the historic granary and the old grist mill. Both buildings enrich the estate complex with authentic agricultural history. Particularly charming is the small English landscape park that stretches between the manor house and Keller Lake—a quiet, green oasis typical of Mecklenburg’s estate gardens.

Groß Kelle in the heart of Mecklenburg—between the Baltic Sea coast and the lake district

Groß Kelle is located in the inland region of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, away from major tourist centers such as Rostock, Stralsund, or the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula. Those seeking the rural tranquility of Mecklenburg away from the Baltic Sea beaches will find here an authentic glimpse of the estate’s past and the present-day farming community in a landscape characterized by lakes and forests.