Nobilis Estate Collection No. 9
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Like the ideal image of a country estate, a castle nestles picturesquely on the sunny slope of the lake back, between Thur Valley in the south and Lake Constance in the north. From the elegant Baroque castle with moat, chapel and cheerful south façade, you can enjoy a wide view of fields, meadows and forests. On clear days, the snow-covered alpine panorama glitters on the horizon.
“Collection Nobilis Estate No. 9” consists of a west and south wing as well as a short east wing, which, together with a castle chapel, are grouped around an idyllic courtyard with a rippling fountain. Inside, magnificent Baroque and Rococo stucco ceilings, elegant parquet floors, a neoclassical fireplace room and many other, lovingly restored details leave a lasting impression. With its numerous rooms arranged in series, the castle is suitable as a private country and family residence, apartment building, boutique hotel, gourmet restaurant, seminar center or company headquarters.
The location combines rural idyll with excellent accessibility: In around 15 minutes you can reach Kreuzlingen, Constance, Frauenfeld or Stein am Rhein. Schaffhausen and Winterthur can be reached in around 30 minutes by car, and in less than 45 minutes the big city of Zurich. Farm shops and primary school are close by, and other shopping facilities and schools are located in Müllheim and Steckborn.
Beautiful walking trails lead directly from the castle through Bachtobel and to sights — such as to the Baroque church in the village of Homburg, to Pfyn with its traces of settlement from the early Neolithic and Roman times, or to Stein am Rhein with its wonderfully preserved old town. On Lake Constance, other castles, wineries, beach resorts and various water sports invite you to enjoy. In Lipperswil, a golf course and an amusement park complement the offer.
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- Protection status: The castle is under national protection.
- Cadastre No. 554:5,486 m² (castle, hall, garage, chapel)
- Cadastre No. 902:5,765 m² (forest, water)
- Cadastre No. 903:5,158 m² (building land with barn, coach house)
- Cadastre No. 904:10,137 m² (agricultural zone)
- Total: 26,546 m²
- Castle: approx. 1,000.6 m²
- Castle: approx. 1,280 m² (cellar, attics, garage, wine cellar)
- Barn: approx. 451.4 m²
- Remise: approx. 160 m²
- Chapel: approx. 71.5 m²
- Total: approx. 1,969.4 m²
- Castle: approx. 2,281.1 m²
- Barn: approx. 451.4 m²
- Remise: approx. 166 m²
- Chapel: approx. 71.5 m²
- Total: approx. 2,970 m²
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- Ground floor: castle courtyard, old castle kitchen, garage, wine cellar, chapel
- Upper floor: ballroom and stage, banquet hall, gallery, several staff rooms
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- Castle courtyard, driveway, castle garden
- Castle: Garage parking garage offers space for approx. 3 to 4 cars, the castle courtyard offers space for approx. 20 cars.
- Barn: Garage parking garage offers space for approx. 5 to 7 cars.
- The only baroque castle in the canton of Thurgau
- Historical roots back to the 13th century (Klingenberg noble family)
- Original stucco ceilings, panelling, parquet and brick floors
- Magnificent rococo ballroom with stage
- Impressive castle chapel with baroque altar
- Extensive castle complex with moat, courtyard and castle garden
- Ideal as an exclusive family home or multi-party residence
- Can be used as a boutique hotel, restaurant, company headquarters or seminar center
- Spacious room layout with many design options
- Several separate apartments or residential units can be built
- Indoor and outdoor event spaces (e.g. ballroom, courtyard, garden)
- Quiet, rural location with spectacular views of the Thur Valley and the Alps
- Quiet, rural location with spectacular views of the Thur Valley and the Alps
- Surrounded by woods, orchards, wine regions and nature trails
- Close to Kreuzlingen, Constance, Winterthur and Zurich (30-45 minute drive)
- Attractive leisure activities: hiking, water sports, golf, cultural sites
- Regional gastronomy, farm shops and local supply in the immediate vicinity
- Constantly renovated and supervised for the preservation of historical monuments (since 1960)
- High-quality equipment, including fireplace room, historic castle kitchen
- Private wine cellar, large barn, parking lot for visitors
- Partially ready to move into apartments and modern sanitary facilities
- Diverse development potential on additional plots
- alarm system
The property at a glance
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requestsThe origins of the castle date back to the 13th century: The Klingenberg ministerial family built a castle visible from afar on the rock behind the current castle. Henry II of Klingenberg (c. 1240—1306), canon of Zurich, patron of the minstrel Hadlaub and bishop of Constance, is the most prominent representative of the family. After the fall of the Klingenbergs, the Haidenheim family took over court rule.
In 1651, the complex was purchased by Muri Abbey in Aargau, which pursued an ambitious Baroque building program as part of the Counter-Reformation. The castle's numerous coats of arms of the building owner, Prince Abbot Plazidus Zurlauben, bear witness to this. After several fires, the current Baroque three-wing complex was gradually built. In the course of secularization in 1841, the castle came into private ownership and the medieval castle was demolished. In the 20th century, the Santo family brought the historic walls to life with a restaurant. Since 1960, a comprehensive restoration program has been carried out involving the protection of historical monuments.
The Baroque castle draws its particular charm from the harmonious interplay of architecture, history and landscape. The magnificent ballroom with rococo stucco ceiling, the baroque castle chapel and the historic wine cellar contribute to the cultural wealth. Extensive garden and forest areas, orchards, barns and crests offer further potential for very different usage ideas. In the midst of an idyllic landscape,” Collection Nobilis Estate No. 9 “allows you to realize your own ideas of life and work in a stylish and practical way.
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