What remains of the Schultenhof Marxloh today?

Only a residential house built in 1859 and 1860 survives, all other estate buildings having been torn down.

Can the inside of the Schultenhof Marxloh be visited?

There is no information confirming this, as the building was designed as a private residence.

How old is the Schultenhof Marxloh?

It is first documented in 1421, though its architectural features suggest it existed several centuries earlier.

Where exactly is the Schultenhof Marxloh located?

In Duisburg's Marxloh district, where Schulte-Marxloh-Straße meets Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße.

Schulte-Marxloh-Haus

Duisburg

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Schultenhof Marxloh stands in Duisburg (Duisburg), in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.

The Schultenhof Marxloh was the manorial estate from which the Duisburg district of Marxloh grew, located in the Hamborn borough. First documented in 1421 though likely older given its architectural traits, the moated property included a tower that doubled as storehouse and refuge. Several generations of the Schulte-Marxloh family held the estate until the 19th century. Only a residential house built in 1859 and 1860 by Johann Schulte-Marxloh remains today, the other buildings having been demolished.

What to know

Of the medieval estate only one building survives, a 19th century house, all other structures having been demolished.
The site stands where Schulte-Marxloh-Straße meets Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße, in the Marxloh district.
No information is available about interior visits, opening hours or admission fees, as the building was a private residence.
The place is mainly of historical interest, tied to the origins of the district and the Schulte-Marxloh family who held it for centuries.

Where this château is

Duisburg · Duisburg · Nordrhein-Westfalen

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Address

Schulte-Marxloh-Straße 9, 47169 Duisburg-Hamborn

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What remains of the Schultenhof Marxloh today?: Only a residential house built in 1859 and 1860 survives, all other estate buildings having been torn down.
Can the inside of the Schultenhof Marxloh be visited?: There is no information confirming this, as the building was designed as a private residence.
How old is the Schultenhof Marxloh?: It is first documented in 1421, though its architectural features suggest it existed several centuries earlier.
Who lived at the Schultenhof Marxloh?: Successive generations of the Schulte-Marxloh family held the estate until the 19th century.
Where exactly is the Schultenhof Marxloh located?: In Duisburg's Marxloh district, where Schulte-Marxloh-Straße meets Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße.

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