Exquisite Castle for Sale: Schloss Tremsbüttel, Schleswig-Holstein
- Castle Tremsbüttel is available for purchase.
Hey there!
Schloss Tremsbüttel in the quaint town of the same name, nestled in the Stormarn district north of Hamburg, has hit the market! Sylt Sotheby's International Realty is spearheading the sale of this magnificent estate, dripping in history and charm.
"This property comprises the castle itself, along with a stunning lineup of eight ancillary buildings, some undergoing renovation, others completed," said Julia Scharfe, the managing partner at Sylt Sotheby's International Realty. Alas, no price tag is revealed; interested parties must place an inquiry. The current owner's identity remains a mystery, courtesy of Sotheby's.
The castle sprawls across approximately 8.4 hectares. "The castle houses a whopping 2,155 square meters of space, boasting eleven lavish suites, polished common areas, a dining area, lavish wellness and therapy rooms, and a professional-grade kitchen setup," revealed Scharfe.
A Rich History
According to our realtor friend, Schloss Tremsbüttel traces its roots back to a 13th-century water castle. The estate later served as a ducal administrative seat and hunting lodge. "The current castle, an enchanting blend of Neo-Renaissance and Art Nouveau architectural styles, swiftly became a social hotspot after its construction between 1894-95," shared Scharfe. From 2020 to 2024, the castle operated as a hotel, allowing lucky guests to roam its castle park—even the legendary Beatles graced its halls! Most recently, it functioned as a private mental health clinic before falling silent in 2024. Scharfe whispers, "With modifications, up to 120 single beds could be accommodated for a clinic use."
- Luxury Real Estate
- Sylt
- Sotheby's International Realty
- Schleswig-Holstein
- Sotheby's
- Stormarn District
- Hamburg
- "The potential buyer of Schloss Tremsbüttel may want to consider allocating significant finance for the renovation of some ancillary buildings and further investments to utilize the castle's vast space, such as converting it back into a luxury hotel or a wellness retreat."
- "Furthermore, the revenue generated from this exquisite real-estate could potentially be used to contribute to various sustainability projects in Schleswig-Holstein, aligning with the European Commission's proposal on the approximation of laws related to worker protection from ionizing radiation risks."
