Sublime from the wide landscape, the white, about 300 years old baroque castle Weyhern overlooks the adjacent former farm buildings and the community of Egenhofen. Protected from the gaze of all the curious, placed in a small grove, you can see but not be seen. Rebuilt in 1826 and designed in a classical style for the Barons of Lotzbeck by Jean Baptiste Métivier and decorated by Joseph Schwarzmann (the most famous fresco artist of his time), the castle lies nestled in an idyllic park. In 1983 the castle was converted into a luxury condominium with 21 beautiful condominiums, and provided with a parking garage and elegant outdoor pool.
The approx. 211 m² apartment in the west wing of the 2nd floor enchants not only by its ceiling height of up to 4.30 meters or its beautiful sunny south-west orientation. The elaborate ceiling frescoes in the various rooms invite you to admire and marvel, as does the salon, which is adorned by a completely preserved impressive oil mural painting. The floor welcomes you with a dark, rich, warm oak parquet. The kitchen of the company "bulthaup" is newly installed and unused, provided with the most modern standard of new Gaggenau, Bora and Siemens appliances. The large outdoor pool is located at the foot of the castle, charmingly framed by a dense hedge, allowing a pleasant isolation from the outside world. At several teak table sets as well as elegant teak loungers you can relax under sun umbrellas. The castle park with its old impressive tree population also offers a lot of space to enjoy. The chapel, which is integrated into the castle, is also accessible through the castle park and is still occasionally used as a meeting place for the castle residents. The apartment has two spacious parking spaces in the parking garage located under the pool, as well as a large cellar compartment in the vault of the castle.