Hürbel Castle is nestled in the gentle expanse of Upper Swabia: an estate of rare grace, shaped by over nine centuries of history and aristocratic culture. Since its construction in 1521 as the seat of the Lords of Freyberg, it has been a place of rank, dignity and timeless elegance.


Behind its impressive silhouette with towers and copper hoods, a world of extraordinary authenticity unfolds: original doors, the finest fittings and historic stained glass windows tell of the highest craftsmanship of bygone eras. An incomparable highlight are the French Réveillon wallpapers (around 1785), museum treasures of international importance and rarity.


With the Lourdes Grotto integrated into the tower, the castle reveals a poetic, almost mystical dimension, an architectural jewel that combines spirituality and aesthetics.


An ensemble of the highest exclusivity unfolds on around 26,000 m² of parkland and approx. 1,600 m² of living and usable space with over 60 rooms. Stylishly restored vacation residences such as the Rose Garden Suite or the Napoleon Suite as well as private living and representation areas open up a wide range of potential uses at an international level.


The careful restoration of Hürbel Castle since 2013 in keeping with its listed status has brought it back to life - without changing its soul.


In addition, the partially converted "Anna" house with its enchanted hall and the gatehouse offer further unimaginable potential.


A property for connoisseurs. A place for generations. A legacy of incomparable class.