This square farm from the seventeenth century was one of the first inhabited buildings on the Margraten plateau. A mention from the fourteenth century, the cellars from the sixteenth century and the fact that it was confiscated by the Spanish Duke Alva in 1570, it is known that it is even older.
The castle farm with thick walls, loopholes and a (filled) moat is largely built of marl and bricks. Despite a heavy fire in 1935, part of the northwest wing, together with the entrance gate (seventeenth/eighteenth century) and the well, are still original.
The well is about 75 meters deep and there is still water in it.
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