The manor house is a unique monument and was built around 1700. After the turmoil of the Thirty Years' War, the von Strantz family, who had lived there for centuries, had a manor house built in Prussian style in Sieversdorf around 1690. A century later, following the Gilly style, a large half-moon window was installed, which makes our house unmistakable to this day.
In 1789 the house came into the possession of the Karbe family, later the Stünzner-Karbe family. The lords of Sieversdorf worked not only as farmers, but also as district administrators, and held important offices in politics and the military. The manor house initially served primarily as the family's summer residence. It was frequently structurally altered, but its baroque character remained. The farm complex is also still intact.
With the help of funding, the wing that was demolished in 1947/48 was rebuilt. The rooms, the winter garden and the small park are available to guests. Concerts are held in the Baroque Hall several times a year. Hunting school on the farm; hunting opportunities (by arrangement) in 2 hunting grounds.
