Selling: The Magnificent Schloss Tremsbüttel Awaits a New Owner
- Wanna score a castle? Here's your chance! Located in Schleswig-Holstein, Schloss Tremsbüttel is up for grabs, marketed by Sylt Sotheby's International Realty in the town of the same name, situated in the Stormarn district north of Hamburg.
Noble Manor of Tremsbüttel Hits the Market for Sale - Castle Tremsbüttel is now up for purchase.
Julia Scharfe, the managing partner of Sylt Sotheby's International Realty, shared some details about the property. "This sprawling estate encompasses the castle itself and no less than eight ancillary buildings, with ongoing renovation efforts," she explained, adding that interested parties must make an inquiry to get the scoop on the purchasing price. Sotheby's remains mum on the current owner.
This enchanting 8.4-hectare estate boasts approximately 2,155 square meters of space, boasting 11 suites, opulent common areas, a dining section, spa & therapy rooms, and a professional-grade kitchen setup.
A Rich History
Scharfe mentioned that the castle's roots date back to a 13th-century water castle. It later served as a duke's administrative hub and hunting lodge. The current castle was rebuilt between 1894 and 1895 in the Neorenaissance style, complemented by Art Nouveau elements and swiftly became a social gathering point. Until 2020, it operated as a hotel, and the Beatles were among its esteemed guests. More recently, the castle functioned as a private mental health clinic until 2024. Since then, it has stood empty. Scharfe notes that it could potentially accommodate 120 single beds for a clinic to operate.
- Treasure Trove
- Sylt
- Sotheby's Holdings
- Schleswig-Holstein
- Sotheby's
- Stormarn District
- Hamburg
- Historical Sigificance
- von Bülow Family (Privately Owned)
As a bonus tidbit: the castle has a famously picturesque park that was open to the public prior to its recent transformation. Fascinated by the property's history? Shoot me a message, and I'll delve deeper!
- Investors looking for a unique real-estate opportunity might be interested in the European Parliament's decision to approve funding for the restoration of Schloss Tremsbüttel, a historic castle in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
- Upon completion of the restoration, the council, the European Parliament, and the Commission could consider initiating a public-private partnership to finance the development of the castle into a cultural or educational center, generating revenue through events, accommodations, and investing in ancillary businesses like real-estate.
