Schloss Erichsburg
— historic castle
in lower Saxony
Koenigsallee 44a, 14193 Berlin
Dassel
The Erichsburg Castle is an antique-looking building that has been renovated nowadays into a five-story hotel with high-level service in the heart of Lower Saxony. There are 71 furnished and comfortable apartments and a vast park, providing the area with fresh air.
43.914 м²
5 000 000 EUR
18th cent.
2023
Total area
Current valuation
Date of construction
Start of reconstruction
Object
Location
The Erichsburg Castle is situated in the picturesque village of the same name in the borough of Dassel, Lower Saxony region. Firstly it was constructed in a swampy hollow; consequently, it is classified as a lowland castle. Previously the castle was protected by a wide moat and high fortification, and there was a settlement with villagers outside the ramparts.
There is a rich flora such as various bushes, trees, and vast and calm meadows, which perfectly match the Late Renaissance style of the castle. Also, you can stroll near a pond, fountains, and gorgeous sculptures in the park around the hotel.
There is a rich flora such as various bushes, trees, and vast and calm meadows, which perfectly match the Late Renaissance style of the castle. Also, you can stroll near a pond, fountains, and gorgeous sculptures in the park around the hotel.
History
The predecessor of the castle was the 13th-century Hunnesrück Castle which was ruined in 1521 by bombardment with heavy cannon from the Hatop hill. After it was destroyed Eric I with Henry the Younger of Wolfenbüttel captured the castle and built another for his son Eric II. During this time, it was used as an administrative seat for Eric I.
Then a lowland castle within the Principality of Calenberg was extended by Eric’s I master builder Paul Francke. Still, till the end of the 17th century, the original building was demolished due to its dilapidated state. During the 18-19th century, Erichsburg was financially supported by the administration of the village of Erichsburg.
In the 20th century, the Hanoverian State Church bought the castle and turned it into a theological seminary. In 1980, the state of Lower Saxony offered the entire property in Erichsburg for sale. Since then, Erichsburg has been privately owned; consequently, the renovations have started.
Then a lowland castle within the Principality of Calenberg was extended by Eric’s I master builder Paul Francke. Still, till the end of the 17th century, the original building was demolished due to its dilapidated state. During the 18-19th century, Erichsburg was financially supported by the administration of the village of Erichsburg.
In the 20th century, the Hanoverian State Church bought the castle and turned it into a theological seminary. In 1980, the state of Lower Saxony offered the entire property in Erichsburg for sale. Since then, Erichsburg has been privately owned; consequently, the renovations have started.
Reconstruction
During the reconstruction, a complete renovation of the property is going to be carried out. After the reconstruction, the ADN group plans to rent this property to organisations providing assisted care services for people in a comfortable, beautiful setting. The property will be available for purchase.
2 years
Project duration
3.914 м²
Building area
The Erichsburg Castle is an antique-looking building that has been renovated nowadays into a five-story hotel with high-level service in the heart of Lower Saxony. There are 71 furnished and comfortable apartments and a vast park, providing the area with fresh air.
43.914 м²
5 000 000 EUR
18th cent.
2023
Total area
Current valuation
Date of construction
Start of reconstruction
Object
Location
The Erichsburg Castle is situated in the picturesque village of the same name in the borough of Dassel, Lower Saxony region. Firstly it was constructed in a swampy hollow; consequently, it is classified as a lowland castle. Previously the castle was protected by a wide moat and high fortification, and there was a settlement with villagers outside the ramparts.
There is a rich flora such as various bushes, trees, and vast and calm meadows, which perfectly match the Late Renaissance style of the castle. Also, you can stroll near a pond, fountains, and gorgeous sculptures in the park around the hotel.
There is a rich flora such as various bushes, trees, and vast and calm meadows, which perfectly match the Late Renaissance style of the castle. Also, you can stroll near a pond, fountains, and gorgeous sculptures in the park around the hotel.
History
The predecessor of the castle was the 13th-century Hunnesrück Castle which was ruined in 1521 by bombardment with heavy cannon from the Hatop hill. After it was destroyed Eric I with Henry the Younger of Wolfenbüttel captured the castle and built another for his son Eric II. During this time, it was used as an administrative seat for Eric I.
Then a lowland castle within the Principality of Calenberg was extended by Eric’s I master builder Paul Francke. Still, till the end of the 17th century, the original building was demolished due to its dilapidated state. During the 18-19th century, Erichsburg was financially supported by the administration of the village of Erichsburg.
In the 20th century, the Hanoverian State Church bought the castle and turned it into a theological seminary. In 1980, the state of Lower Saxony offered the entire property in Erichsburg for sale. Since then, Erichsburg has been privately owned; consequently, the renovations have started.
Then a lowland castle within the Principality of Calenberg was extended by Eric’s I master builder Paul Francke. Still, till the end of the 17th century, the original building was demolished due to its dilapidated state. During the 18-19th century, Erichsburg was financially supported by the administration of the village of Erichsburg.
In the 20th century, the Hanoverian State Church bought the castle and turned it into a theological seminary. In 1980, the state of Lower Saxony offered the entire property in Erichsburg for sale. Since then, Erichsburg has been privately owned; consequently, the renovations have started.
Reconstruction
During the reconstruction, a complete renovation of the property is going to be carried out. After the reconstruction, the ADN group plans to rent this property to organisations providing assisted care services for people in a comfortable, beautiful setting. The property will be available for purchase.
2 years
Project duration
3.914 м²
Buildings area
Gallery
Erichsburg Castle in Dassel in the district of Erichsburg in Lower Saxony is a castle complex of the Principality of Calenberg built in the 16th century.
During the Thirty Years' War (1618 to 1648), Erichsburg Castle was the scene of several battles and was severely damaged in some cases. It faced various vicious attackers and, just completed, it experienced changing occupants who caused considerable damage to the castle's buildings.
Reasonable ADN investment leads to apparent development and preservation of value.
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Address
Schloßstraße 9, 37586 Dassel- Phone