Whispers of noble families echo through time here. This is Gutshaus Langendorf. This manor house stands as a testament to centuries of history. Let’s step back in time and uncover the story of this grand estate.
During the 13th century, Gutshaus Langendorf was owned by the von Rethen and von Jamel families. In 1279, Lowe Valke acquired parts of the land. This land once belonged to the knight Conrad von Rethen. Imagine the medieval knights and nobles who once walked these grounds.
Fast forward to 1696. Gutshaus Langendorf had five different owners. This fragmentation of ownership reflects a complex history of inheritance and shifting fortunes. Eventually, the city of Stralsund gained possession of the estate. They then leased it out to tenants.
From 1912 to 1933, Hans Elgeti tenanted Gutshaus Langendorf. His son, Heinz Elgeti, succeeded him and remained until 1945. Picture the Elgeti family managing this estate through the tumultuous years of the early 20th century. This included two World Wars.
For many years, Gutshaus Langendorf was owned by the municipality. In late 2014, it was sold to a private owner. Now it is in private hands, marking a new chapter in its long history.
Today, Gutshaus Langendorf offers modern comfort. The apartments were modernized in 2022. They are located on the first floor of the manor house. The house was built in 1910. It is located only 6.5 km from the Hanseatic city of Stralsund.
Notably, Gutshaus Langendorf warmly welcomes four-legged guests. The extensive outdoor area is fenced. It provides a safe space for dogs to roam. The apartments even include water bowls and dog blankets. Only a small surcharge is charged for the final cleaning. Dog biscuit production takes place in the basement.
The surrounding area offers many opportunities for recreation. Guests can take walks to the Pütter or Borgwallsee. The local playground is right in front of the Gutshaus Langendorf. Essential shops are only 1.5 km away. A bus stop is conveniently located 200 meters away.
Gutshaus Langendorf is an ideal base for exploring the region. Stralsund’s attractions include the Ozeaneum and the Maritime Museum. Trips to the Bodden landscape, Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula and Rügen Island are easily accessible.
The apartments themselves are well-equipped. They feature modern kitchens, comfortable bedrooms, and free Wi-Fi. The large garden has a lawn, garden furniture and a barbecue area. Guests can enjoy outdoor relaxation.
Consider a stay in one of the four apartments. They are named Sellin, Stralsund, Putbus and Zingst. Each apartment offers a unique view and experience.
As you stand here, consider the lives that have unfolded within these walls. Gutshaus Langendorf is not just a building. It is a living chronicle of Pomeranian history. From noble families to modern travelers, its story continues to evolve.