Can you visit Haus Pröbsting?

No, it is privately owned and used as a clinic, with no organised public access.

When was Haus Pröbsting built?

The estate is first mentioned in 1221, but the current stone building dates from 1345, with later 19th-century extensions.

Who owned Haus Pröbsting?

Owners included the lords of Gemen, the von Willich and von Keppel zu Öding families, the Basse family and the counts of Landsberg-Velen.

What is Haus Pröbsting used for today?

The building now houses a private clinic, following a restoration completed in 1988.

Haus Pröbsting

Borken

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No visits on recordNo opening hours or ticketing found

Where: Borken

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Haus Pröbsting stands in Borken (Kreis Borken), in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The building is a listed Baudenkmal. No visits are on record for this building.

Haus Pröbsting stands in Hoxfeld, a district of Borken, rising from a moat pond that once encircled the whole estate with an earthen rampart and wide ditches. First recorded in 1221 as property of Vreden Abbey, it was rebuilt in stone in 1345 for the lords of Gemen with permission from the Bishop of Münster. The brick manor house, enlarged in the 19th century, ranks among the oldest surviving secular brick buildings in the Münsterland region. Restored in the late 20th century, the complex now houses a clinic and remains privately owned.

What to know

Haus Pröbsting is privately owned and currently used as a clinic, with no organised interior visits.
The building stands in Hoxfeld, a district of Borken, surrounded by a moat pond fed by the Bocholter Aa stream.
The corner tower, gatehouse and coach house of the outer bailey date from the 18th century, distinct from the main manor house.
No visiting hours or admission fees are published for this site.

Where this château is

Borken · Kreis Borken · Nordrhein-Westfalen

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Address

Borken, Kreis Borken

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Heritage status: Baudenkmal in Nordrhein-Westfalen

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Can you visit Haus Pröbsting?: No, it is privately owned and used as a clinic, with no organised public access.
When was Haus Pröbsting built?: The estate is first mentioned in 1221, but the current stone building dates from 1345, with later 19th-century extensions.
Who owned Haus Pröbsting?: Owners included the lords of Gemen, the von Willich and von Keppel zu Öding families, the Basse family and the counts of Landsberg-Velen.
What is Haus Pröbsting used for today?: The building now houses a private clinic, following a restoration completed in 1988.