Hidden in plain sight, the Gutshaus Werneuchen whispers stories of a bygone era. The Gutshaus, a Renaissance-style manor house, stands as a silent witness to Werneuchen’s rich history. Built in 1913-1914 for Hans and Frieda Müller, the Gutshaus Werneuchen initially served as a country estate. The manor later echoed with the laughter of children when it was repurposed as a school after 1945. It also provided shelter, becoming a residential building for a time. A painting from 1860 depicts the Gutshaus Werneuchen, then owned by the Petitjean family. It captures a lively scene of a family preparing for an outing, with the manor’s distillery as a backdrop. Today, the Gutshaus Werneuchen is privately owned. Its roof and facade have undergone restoration with the aid of funding, preserving its elegant presence in Werneuchen. The future use of this grand manor remains a mystery, adding to its mystique.
Genossenschaft PA58
From 1981 the Genossenschaft PA58 stands tall. It’s a self-managed house project. This is its story. This impressive building in