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Barockes Herrenhaus der Familie von Glauburg

Barockes Herrenhaus der Familie von Glauburg stands in Nieder-Erlenbach, a rural-feeling district within Frankfurt. Its baroque façade belongs to a manor built by the von Glauburg family in 1701. The setting combines historic buildings, open countryside, and village character within the city. Walking and cycling routes lead through the surrounding landscape.

The family sold the property in 1864, after which the building became a facility for children and young people. An extension in 1911 shaped the design that later restorers sought to preserve. Since 1945, the Anna Schmidt School has used the grounds, while the manor now serves as an administrative building. Restoration repaired the façade and roof, renewed original details, and removed post-war windows and other later additions. Inside, the baroque staircase and stucco ceilings provide the clearest glimpse of its earlier character.

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