Noble seat Permering
The former noble estate of Permering in the village of Permering about seven kilometers northwest of Dorfen in the municipality of Taufkirchen an der Vils is now an inn, the Permeringer Hof .
history
Permering was a noble estate that belonged to the Erding nursing court of the Landshut rent office . Legal status was often disputed in the 16th and 17th centuries. The building of the noble seat, a hipped roof building from around 1750, replaced a wooden noble seat. It was slightly modernized and now serves as an inn.
Individual evidence
Castles: Armstorf Castle | Aufhausen Castle | Burgrain Castle | City residence Erding (Grafenstock) | Fraunberg Castle (Altfrauenberg) | Grünbach Castle | Hubenstein Castle (exited) | Kalling Castle | Moosen Castle (now a monastery) | Niederstraubing Castle (exited) | Notzing Castle | Ottenhofen Castle | Moated Castle Taufkirchen | Wasentegernbach Castle | Winkl Castle (exited) | Zeilhofen Castle (exited)
Castles and ruins: Allersburg Castle (dismissed) | Erding Castle (Alter Hof) | Grünbach Castle (exited) | Wartenberg Castle (exited)
Tower hill castles (all gone): Tower hill Badberg | Kopfsburg Castle | Lengdorf Tower Hill | Tower Hill Street
Manor houses: Noble seat Kay (sold) | Noble seat Lindum (sold) | Noble seat Permering | Noble seat Pirka
Castle stables (lost, unknown castles): Burgstall Alte Schanze | Burgstall Badberg | Burgstall Grass | Burgstall Großhündlbach | Section fortification Großhündlbach | Section fortification Herrenberg | Burgstall Jettenstetten | Burgstall Lengdorf | Ringwall Schlossberg | Burgstall Stiglgrub | Burgstall Wasentegernbach
Coordinates: 48 ° 18 '31.9 " N , 12 ° 5' 41.2" E