Schloss Hausen
Schloss Hausen stands in Neu-Ulm as a two-storey mansion beneath a distinctive mansard roof. Its northern façade features a three-storey central projection beneath a triangular gable, while the main façade faces south.
C. H. Besserer, mayor of the Imperial City of Ulm, commissioned the original building in 1768. Julius Schulte-Frohlinde reconstructed it in 1924 after a fire destroyed the earlier structure. A nineteenth-century English-style park extends north and west, alongside a rectangular pavilion dating from around 1768. Carl Freiherr von Linden acquired the estate in 1855, connecting it with the Linden family’s local history.
A neo-Gothic chapel and cemetery stand nearby, with the chapel completed in 1907. Edmund Capitain designed the chapel to sit naturally within the surrounding landscape.
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