Kaeselow Castle

Kaeselow Castle in Lützow - a manor house with history

Around 20 kilometers west of Schwerin lies Kaeselow Castle in Lützow, nestled in an extensive park with mature trees. The representative manor house in the Tudor Gothic style was built in 1860 by Privy Councillor Heinrich von Brock and has retained its characteristic exterior character to this day. Noble families such as von Oertzen and von Both left their mark on the estate over the decades.

A flight of steps leads from the conservatory into the surrounding park, where free-range chickens and geese create a lively atmosphere. The stately castle hall once served as an official branch of the registry office. The entire ensemble conveys an authentic impression of manorial life in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

The estate has been looked after by the Gerd-Rainer Hienstorfer family since 1992. Claudia Steinlechner and Vincent Grundke have now taken over the castle and are driving the renovation forward with great personal commitment. Vacation apartments and event rooms are planned. Kaeselow Castle is thus increasingly making a name for itself as an excursion destination in the region between Schwerin, Wismar and the Mecklenburg Baltic coast.