Lersnersches Schloss
Lersnersches Schloss stands in Nieder-Erlenbach, a district of Frankfurt am Main in Hesse. The baroque manor house is also known as Charlottenburg. Its manor, former economic buildings and stables surround a courtyard, while an English landscape park extends beyond them. The arrangement preserves the estate’s classical character and agricultural origins.
Heinrich Ludwig von Lersner built the residence in the late eighteenth century for the Lersner family. An older castle once occupied the grounds, and remnants of it still survive. Nineteenth-century expansions added buildings, a mill and agricultural facilities, while Heinrich Siesmayer shaped the English landscape garden. After the Second World War, restoration converted the estate into modern apartments and preserved it as a protected cultural monument.
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