List of cultural monuments in Kreischa

The list of cultural monuments in Kreischa contains the cultural monuments in the municipality of Kreischa and its districts in the Saxon district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains . The notes are to be observed.

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in the district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains .
This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument

Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.

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Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
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ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column ; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Kreischa

Map with all coordinates of the Kreischa section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential house (with inscription plaque), two side buildings and manual pump of a farm	Am Eichberg 6 (map)	re. 1819	Residential house with half-timbered upper floor (partly boarded up) and basket arch portal, side building partly boarded up, distinctive hillside location, two-storey building and economic history Residence house, two-storey house, basket arch designated 1842, upper floor partly boarded up, half- hipped roof , side building two-storey, partly boarded up, saddle roof , second Solid side building, towing roof.	09278851
	Residential building	Dresdner Strasse 1 (map)	re. 1839	Plastered construction with segmented arch portal, twin windows in the gable, characterizing the street scene, historically significant, two-storey, solid, segmented arched portal, sandstone walls, round arched twin windows in the gable, saddle roof.	09278822
	Material entirety of the Kreischa manor , consisting of the individual monuments: mansion, farmyard of the former manor with residential and farm buildings, so-called brewery and other buildings of the former manor and wall as a whole as well as the park (garden monument)	Dresdner Strasse 2; 4; 6; 8th; 10 (card)	around 1870	Material entity of the Kreischa manor, consisting of the individual monuments: mansion (ID no. 09278821), farm yard of the former manor with residential and farm buildings (ID no. 09278825), so-called brewery (ID no. 09278828) and other buildings of the former Rittergutes (Dresdner Straße 4/6 and Lungkwitzer Straße 3) and the wall as a whole as well as the park (garden monument) - important in terms of local history.	09278820
	Residential and farm buildings (individual monument for ID no.09278820)	Dresdner Strasse 2 (map)	around 1850 (residential and farm buildings)	Individual monument belonging to the Kreischa manor: residential and farm buildings (two addresses: Lungkwitzer Straße 1 and Dresdner Straße 2) - of local significance, two-storey with hayloft, jamb, distinctive gable, saddle roof, solid buildings with saddle roofs, on the ground floor partly still with old stable vaults. State of construction satisfactory. Hay elevator is available.	09278825
	Brewery (individual monument for ID no.09278820)	Dresdner Strasse 8 (map)	18th century	Individual monument belonging to the Kreischa manor: brewery (two addresses: Lungkwitzer Strasse 5 and Dresdner Strasse 8) - significant in terms of local history; Elongated, two-storey building in massive construction with a steep pitched roof. It is the most valuable building within the farmyard, in an externally acceptable structural condition and completely to be preserved. The valuable vaults in the basement and ground floor area are monumental inside. The arched window niches on the 1st floor are also to be preserved.	09278828
	Embankment mill	Dresdner Strasse 9 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Residential house, formerly a mill, with an angled extension - upper floor half-timbered, characterizing the street scene, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Upper floor half-timbered, corner struts, two-storey, gable roof, without additions, changed.	09278823
More pictures	Manor house, today town hall (individual monument for ID no.09278820)	Dresdner Strasse 10 (map)	around 1870	Individual monument belonging to the Kreischa manor: mansion, today used as town hall, representative mansion with historicizing facade and striking tower, complex of architectural and local significance.	09278821
	Dr. Bartels Sanatorium; Kreischa sanatorium; Clinic Bavaria	Dresdner Strasse 12 (map)	around 1880 (older part of house A, house C and D and König-Albert-Halle)	Sanatorium complex with large spa house (house A), small spa house (house C), older part of house D, house E, Villa Dr. Bartels or Parkvilla (House I) and House B (so-called Wismutbau) - significant in terms of building history and local history as well as in parts also artistically.	09278826
	Tenement house	Fichtestrasse 1 (map)	around 1890	Simple plastered construction with decorative wooden elements, characterizing the street scene through a concise corner location, of architectural significance. Three-storey, cornice, wide, central roof bay, two roof houses, half-hip roof, two balconies, wooden decorative elements, windows partly changed, corner cuboid.	09278883
	Residential house, with side extension and outbuildings	Hauptstrasse 6 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Half-timbering on the upper floor plastered, characterizing the street scene, printing since 1890, of local history. Printing since 1890, changed, former stable building: two-storey, hipped roof, arched windows below, residential building: two-storey, solid, hipped roof.	09278903
	Tenement house	Hauptstrasse 10 (map)	1890s	Street-defining, Wilhelminian-style clinker building , historically important. Two-storey, clinker brick, sandstone decorative elements, roof houses, roof bay windows, hipped roof, shop fitting.	09278902
	Residential stable house and gate system (archway and gate as well as relief plaque) of a farm	Hauptstrasse 13 (map)	re. 1797	Stable house, upper floor half-timbered plastered, characterizing the street scene, representative gate entrance typical of the area, of architectural significance. Two-storey residential stable house, inscribed relief on the facade, upper floor half-timbered (plastered), half-hipped roof, archway with large round arch opening, side gate with basket arch, keystones .	09278899
	Middle mill	Hauptstrasse 22 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Former mill (hook-shaped floor plan), today residential building - upper floor half-timbered, characterizing the street scene, important for the local history. Two-storey mill building, upper floor half-timbered, massive below, door frames and walls partly sandstone, gable roof, partly changed, half-timbered partly plastered, mill technology not preserved.	09278900
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 23 (map)	re. 1925	Plastered building that defines the street image in the Heimat style, upper floor slated, slate with figurative representation (knight), of importance in terms of building history. Solid, three-storey, upper floor slated, pattern, slate marked, without extension, slate with figurative representation (knight).	09278908
	Fountain with a sitting figure	Haussmannplatz (map)	1910-1911	Square-defining fountain, sculptor: Max Dittert, historically and artistically important. Bronze female seated figure, octagonal basin, pillar with two putti, erected in honor of Ferdinand Haußmann (manor owner).	09278814
	Gasthof "Zum Erbgericht"	Haussmannplatz 3 (map)	End of the 19th century	Inn with a hall extension, ancillary building, wagon depot and enclosure with a gate entrance - a building that defines the space, a facade from the Wilhelminian era, distinctive roof structures, of architectural and local significance. Three-storey, roof structures, plaster grooves in the base, belt cornice, sandstone window frames, window canopies, ground floor windows, round arches with reliefs, windows renewed.	09278817
	House with extension (café)	Haussmannplatz 6 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	distinctive plastered building with half-hip roof, characterizing the street scene, of local history. Two-storey, with extension, arched window, profiled walls, gaupe, hipped roof. changed	09278818
	Kreischa cemetery (garden monument), with enclosure wall, row of trees and cemetery gate	Hermsdorfer Strasse (map)	19th century (cemetery)	of local importance.	09301316
	Residential stable house, barn and side building of a farm	Kirchweg 32 (map)	re. 1893	Residential stable house simple plastered construction, boarded up barn, courtyard that defines the street scene, of architectural and economic importance. Two-storey residential stable house, gable roof, two-storey barn, boarded up upper floor, single-storey side building, gable roof, distinctive gate entrance as access to the barn.	09278907
	Residential stable house, barn and gate entrance to a farm	Kirchweg 34 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Residential stable house, plastered building with triple windows in the gable, boarded up barn, farm that defines the townscape, of architectural and economic importance. Stable house: two-storey, basket arch, gable with triple windows, sandstone walls, gable roof, barn: upper floor boarded up, gable roof, gate entrance, representative.	09278906
	Kreischa village church and churchyard	Lungkwitzer Strasse (map)	Core 16th century	Church (with furnishings) and cemetery with tombs, enclosure and retaining wall - hall church with high tower on the north side and recessed choir, at its core a medieval sacral building, remodeled in baroque style, of importance in terms of building history, the history of the town and the townscape.	09278836
	Residential and farm buildings (individual monument for ID no.09278820)	Lungkwitzer Strasse 1 (map)	around 1850 (residential and farm buildings)	Individual monument belonging to the Kreischa manor: residential and farm buildings (two addresses: Lungkwitzer Strasse 1 and Dresdner Strasse 2) - of local significance. Two-storey with hayloft, jamb, distinctive gable, saddle roof, solid buildings with saddle roofs, on the ground floor partly still with old stable vaults. State of construction satisfactory. Hay elevator is available.	09278825
	Residential building	Lungkwitzer Strasse 2 (map)	1890s	Simple plastered building with a classicistic effect, with a roof bay, concise corner location, of architectural significance. Two-storey, shop fitting, window roofing, sandstone walls profiled, simple plaster structure below the eaves, wide, central roof bay window, saddle roof.	09278819
	Brewery (individual monument for ID no.09278820)	Lungkwitzer Strasse 5 (map)	18th century	Individual monument belonging to the Kreischa manor: Brauhaus (two addresses: Lungkwitzer Strasse 5 and Dresdner Strasse 8) - significant in terms of local history. Elongated, two-storey building in massive construction with a steep pitched roof. It is the most valuable building within the farmyard, in an externally acceptable structural condition and completely to be preserved. The valuable vaults in the basement and ground floor area are monumental inside. The arched window niches on the 1st floor are also to be preserved.	09278828
	Residential building (four-wing construction around an inner courtyard)	Lungkwitzer Strasse 6 (map)	18th century	Upper floor timber-framed boarded, with basket arch portal, characterizing the street scene, one of the oldest buildings in Kreischa, of architectural significance. Solid, two-storey, basket arch portal, plastered upper floor half-timbered, sandstone window frames, hipped roof.	09278835
	Rectory, rectory garden with old trees	Lungkwitzer Strasse 8 (map)	1895	Parsonage, parish garden with old trees, fencing and retaining wall on Hermsdorfer Straße, in the front garden Steinkreuz - representative building from the Wilhelminian era , echoes of the neo-Gothic and neo-renaissance style, of architectural and local significance. Solid, two-story, frontispiece , gothic entrance portal with decorative wooden gable, hipped roof , sandstone window frames , garden side with two-story wooden balcony, characterizing the street scene.	09278887
	Villa Dr. Pohl	Lungkwitzer Strasse 15 (map)	1880	Villa with ancillary building - plastered building from the Gründerzeit, ancillary building with half-timbered gable, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey villa, ribbed cornice, profiled, sandstone window frames, round arches, consoles, loft, hipped roof, concise canopy at the rear of the villa, outbuilding (residential building): jamb with half-timbering, corner projections, roof hipped on one side, sandstone window frames, characterizing the street.	09278888
	Tenement house	Lungkwitzer Strasse 28 (map)	around 1900	Simple plastered building with wooden verandas and a distinctive roof landscape, characterizing the street scene, of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey, central projectile, boarded up on both sides, winter garden, sandstone walls, little roof house, triangular dormers , eaves, offset hipped roof, windows partly renewed.	09278892
	Königsmühle	Possendorfer Strasse 7 (map)	re. 1854	Residential stable house, side building and barn of a mill property - solid residential stable house, side building and barn in half-timbered construction, concise location, of architectural and local significance. Solid, two-storey residential stable, base, sandstone walls, half-timbered barn, utility building on the upper floor, half-timbered and massive, mill technology no longer preserved.	09278896
	villa	Quohrener Strasse 15 (map)	According to information from 1912	in the Reform and Heimat style, largely preserved unchanged, of architectural significance. Irregular floor plan, partly arched windows, saddle roof, central part with hipped roof, rich detail ornaments preserved, wooden staircase.	09278895
	Under mill	Quohrener Strasse 37 (map)	around 1900	Residential stable house, two side buildings and barn of a mill property - residential stable house plastered solid construction with triple windows in the gable, both side buildings upper floor half-timbered, boarded up barn, homestead that defines the street scene, of architectural and economic importance. Two-storey residential stable house (without additions), gable roof with gable crowns, solid farm building, boarded staircase (visible framework), barn / second side building with visible framework, half-hip roof, modified, two retaining walls.	09278894
	Residential house, with garden and fence	Rosenstrasse 12 (map)	around 1930	in the traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s, echoes of New Objectivity , significant in terms of building history. Two-storey, massive plastered building, some with shutters, hipped roof with overhang, veranda.	09300708
	Hauswaldmühle	Turnerweg 14 (map)	re. 1802	Residential mill house, side building and gate system (archway and gate) of a mill property - residential building with half-timbered upper floor and basket arch portals, solid side building, mill property in an exposed location, of architectural and local significance. Two-story residential building, lintel marked, sandstone walls, quarry stone masonry, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof, solid farm building, two-story, gable roof, barn partly boarded up, gable roof.	09278806
	Old tavern	Wiesenstrasse 1 (map)	re. 1711	Former inn - plastered building, striking corner location, of local significance. Jamb floor, pilaster structure in the plaster, facade painting, facade labeled, saddle roof.	09278890
	Post office building	Post 2 (map)	End of the 19th century	Plastered construction with unusually designed window frames, characterizing the street scene, largely preserved unchanged, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey, solid, sandstone window frames, gable roof, window grilles, eaves molding, ornamental buckles, gable, wooden vestibule, fence, building is located directly next to the former tram depot of the Lockwitztalbahn from Dresden - Niedersedlitz to Kreischa (traffic stopped in 1977).	09278897

Babisnau

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Relief plaque (crucified) in the courtyard wall of a farm	Bärenklauser Strasse 3 (map)	re. 1568	artistically and historically of importance. Inserted as a spoil in the front wall of the farm, front door (approx. 50 × 35 cm) shows a relief "Crucified" (INRI) in an arch position with a fighter, to the left and right of it the dates 1822 and 1568 (9) as well as other as yet unexplainable Character.	09299812
	Residential stable house, side building (with Kumthalle) and barn of a three-sided courtyard as well as gate entrance and enclosure, archway at the barn and two courtyard fountains	Bärenklauser Strasse 7 (map)	around 1890	Solidly preserved courtyard complex, residential stable house and side building with twin windows in the gable, side building with a rare three-arched Kumthalle, richly designed courtyard fencing, of importance in terms of building history, economic history and the townscape. Two-storey residential stable house, solid, sandstone walls, belt cornice, window canopies, facade marked, saddle roof, representative stable building, well about 18 m deep, connected to one another.	09278882

Bear Clause

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Material entirety of the manor Bärenklause with the individual monuments: manor house and enclosure wall of the manor park and park (garden monument) with pond, furthermore with the objects as a whole: two residential and farm buildings of the manor	At the pond 3; 4; 5 (card)	1880s, older in essence	Material entity of the Bärenklause manor, consisting of the individual monuments: manor house (No. 4) and the enclosure wall of the manor park (ID No. 09278877) and park (garden monument) with pond, furthermore with the elements as a whole: two residential and farm buildings of the manor (No. 3 and no. 5) - mansion with a classicistic effect, significant in terms of local history and landscape. Manor house: solid, two-storey, rusticated base, cornices, window canopies, tower-like porch, outside staircase and enclosure, changed.	09301318
	Manor house and enclosure wall of the manor park (individual monument for ID no.09301318)	Am Teich 4 (map)	1880s	Individual features of the totality of the Bärenklause manor: mansion and enclosure wall of the manor park - mansion with a classicistic effect, significant in terms of local history. Manor house: solid, two-storey, rusticated base, cornices, window canopies, tower-like porch, open staircase and enclosure.	09278877

Brösgen

Map with all coordinates of the section Brösgen : OSM

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Gatehouse of a four-sided courtyard	Brösgen 1 (map)	re. 1768	Side building with gate passage and gate, gatehouse that characterizes the street scene, of architectural significance. Round arch, sandstone walls, keystone, lintel marked.	09278880
Residential stable house, side building and gate entrance of a four-sided courtyard	Brösgen 3 (map)	End of the 19th century	Stable house upper floor half-timbered plastered, largely unchanged farm, of architectural significance. Two-storey residential stable house, sandstone walls, upper floor half-timbered, solid gable, gable roof, two-storey farm building, half-timbered, gate entrance.	09278879
Gate system (archway and gate) of a farm	Brösgen 8 (map)	re. 1708	The entrance to the village, which is important in terms of building history. Sandstone walls, arches, lintel marked.	09278881

Gombsen

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential stable house (No. 26), side building (No. 28, second residential stable house) and gates of a farm	Baumschulenstrasse 26; 28 (card)	re. 1863	representative farmstead from the 2nd half of the 19th century, of architectural value, as the most originally preserved farm in the village center of Gombsen is unique. Residential stable house with a distinctive gable side, in the top of the gable an oculus, underneath the triangular roofing triforic window (the central one only indicated as a window, here inscription field), the scale of the door and window openings as well as the cubature of the building structure preserved (originality, etc.), builder LNM Pahlitzsch, historically significant, Plaque commemorates events in local history (fire).	09278915

Kautzsch

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Stable house of a farm	Lindenstrasse 3 (map)			09278829

Kleincarsdorf

Map with all coordinates of the section Kleincarsdorf : OSM

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Residential stable house	Alter Anger 15 (card)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, one of the oldest buildings in Kleincarsdorf, of architectural significance, two-story, saddle roof.	09278831
Residential stable house	Alter Anger 19 (card)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, boarded up on the back, segment arch portal , one of the oldest buildings in Kleincarsdorf, of architectural significance, two-storey, gable roof, half-timbered on the upper floor, boarded up on the back.	09278830
Totality of the Kleincarsdorf manor , consisting of the individual monuments: mansion with attached farm wing and pavilion, outbuildings at the entrance and the manor park (garden monument) as well as the totality part: remains of the enclosure	Dorfstrasse 5; 6 (card)	re. 1896, older in core (manor house)	Composition of the Kleincarsdorf manor, consisting of the individual monuments: manor house (No. 6) with attached farm wing and pavilion, outbuilding (No. 5) at the entrance (ID No. 09278885) and the manor park (garden monument) as well as the ensemble part: Remnants of the enclosure - important in terms of local history. Manor house: massive, central wing three-storey, half-hipped roof, right wing two-storey, sandstone walls, sandstone portal with keystone and coat of arms, inscribed "IL", octagonal tower with onion hood and weather vane, coat of arms reliefs on the tower, rear, two-storey porch with half-timbered, whaled windows and coat of arms .	09301336
Manor house (No. 6) with attached farm wing and pavilion, outbuilding (No. 5) at the entrance, remnants of the fencing at the eastern and northern borders (individual monument to ID No. 09301336)	Dorfstrasse 5; 6 (card)	re. 1896	Individual monuments of the aggregate of the Kleincarsdorf manor: mansion (No. 6) with attached farm wing and pavilion, outbuilding (No. 5) at the entrance, remnants of the fencing on the eastern and northern borders: Kleincarsdorf manor - important in terms of local history. Former Manor. Since 1216 referred to as a manor house and given the name Karlesdorf (village of Karl). In 1548 the landlord was granted inheritance jurisdiction . The baroque, three-story mansion with a half-hip roof and symmetrical main facade facing the courtyard. The basket arch portal with keystone and coat of arms marked 1786. On the southeast side a tall, slim three-storey stair tower with a baroque dome. A subsequent small Art Nouveau pavilion originally had a pergola .	09278885

Lungkwitz

Map with all coordinates of the Lungkwitz section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Orangery (individual monument for ID No. 09278832)	Dippoldiswalder Strasse 15 (map)	19th century	Individual monument belonging to the Lungkwitz Castle and Abbey Estate: Orangery - significant in terms of both building history and local history	09300677
	Barn with attached new farmer's house (individual monument for ID no.09278832)	Dippoldiswalder Strasse 17 (map)	1882	Individual monument belonging to the Lungkwitz Castle and Abbey Estate: barn with attached new farmer's house - significant in terms of architectural and local history, stable barn (severely endangered).	09300682
	Residential building	Dippoldiswalder Strasse 118 (map)	18th century	Upper floor timber-framed boarded up, characterizing the street scene, of architectural significance. Sandstone walls, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, tailcoat roof , changed.	09278875
	Residential building	Mühlweg 10 (map)	re. 1768	Upper floor half-timbered structure, basket arch portal, largely preserved unchanged, of architectural significance. Two-storey, basket arch portal marked with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, half-timbered partly plastered, sandstone walls, saddle roof.	09278870
	Lungkwitz and Wittgensdorf school	Spitzbergstrasse 2 (map)	re. 1859	Former school with an extension, today a residential building - the core of the building is a simple plastered building with a gabled central projection, significant in terms of local history. Core building (facade marked 1859) massive, two-storey, over-gabled central projection, simple plaster trim, belt cornice, corner cuboid, gable roof, extension building (facade marked 1886) massive, three-story, gable roof.	09278871
	Former Poor house, now a residential building	Spitzbergstrasse 6 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, characterizing the street scene, historically significant as a former poor house, two-storey, basket arch portal, sandstone walls, upper floor half-timbered, half-timbered partly plastered, saddle roof.	09278872
	Residential building	Spitzbergstrasse 9 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, characterizing the street scene, of architectural significance. Two-storey, sandstone walls, upper floor half-timbered, half-timbered plastered, originally a gable roof, extended to a tailcoat roof with a more recent addition.	09278873
	Cottage	Spitzbergstrasse 13 (map)	18th century, possibly older	Upper floor half-timbered, important in terms of building history and local development. Two-storey residential stable house, sandstone walls, upper floor half-timbered, extension N in the mid-19th century, gable partly boarded up, tailcoat roof.	09278874
More pictures	The aggregate of Lungkwitz Castle and Abbey Estate with the individual monuments: Castle, orangery, former abbey building, former wheelwright, former administrator's house with attached stable wing, barn with annex, former stable building, today residential building as well as with the aggregate parts: Enclosure walls, staircases and so-called soldiers' caves, furthermore the garden monuments: Open spaces right next to the buildings and the so-called promenade facilities including the Rittergutswiese with avenue, kitchen garden and wooded slope with a system of paths	Stiftsgut 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7 (card)	1540–1882 (pen)	The whole of Lungkwitz Castle and Abbey , with the individual monuments: Castle (ID No. 09300676, Abbey 1), Orangery (ID No. 09300677, Dippoldiswalder Straße 15), former Abbey building (ID No. 09300679, Abbey 3), former cartwright (ID-No. 09300680, Stiftsgut 4), former administrator's house with attached stable wing, the latter meanwhile converted for residential purposes (ID-No. 09300681, Stiftsgut 5, 6, 7), barn with extension (ID-No. 09300682, Dippoldiswalder Straße 17 ), former stable building, today residential building (ID-Nr. 09300753, Stiftsgut 2) as well as with the aggregate parts: Enclosure walls, staircases and so-called soldiers caves, furthermore the garden monuments: open spaces directly at the buildings and the so-called promenade facilities including manor meadow with avenue, kitchen garden and wooded hillside with a system of paths: the entire complex of the monastery, which emerged from a manor, is significant in terms of building history and local history as well as artistically.	09278832
More pictures	Castle (individual monument for ID No. 09278832)	Stiftsgut 1 (card)	1615–1619 (castle)	Individual monument belonging to the Lungkwitz Castle and Abbey Estate: Castle - architecturally, locally and artistically significant, Castle (parcel 291/1): solid, three-story, irregular floor plan, sandstone walls, arched portal, cornice, stair tower, decorative gable, saddle roof, modified. - Stable building (endangered, parcel 291c): solid, two-story, quarry stone masonry, bat dormers, hipped roof, tower, lantern, weather vane.	09300676
More pictures	Former stable building, today residential building (individual monument for ID no.09278832)	Stiftsgut 2 (card)	around 1850	Individual monument belonging to the Lungkwitz Castle and Abbey Estate: former stable building, today residential building - of architectural and local significance. Solid, two-storey, quarry stone masonry, bat dormers, hipped roof, tower, lantern, weather vane.	09300753
More pictures	Former monastery building (individual monument for ID No. 09278832)	Stiftsgut 3 (card)	1544 Dendro (ceiling above first floor NE wing, gable following beam)	Individual monument belonging to the Lungkwitz Castle and Abbey Estate: Former abbey building - of architectural and local significance. Abbey building (parcel 291/1): two-storey, jamb floor, two arched portals marked with seating niches, coupled arched windows, gable with crowning, towers, inscription on the west portal: "WittwenStift von CE Bennemannin / MDCCLX", inscription on the south portal: "Soli Deo Gloria. / MDCCCXLII ".	09300679
	Former wheelwright (individual monument for ID No. 09278832)	Stiftsgut 4 (card)	19th century	Individual monument belonging to the Lungkwitz Castle and Abbey Estate: Former wheelwright shop - of importance in terms of building history and local history. Former cartwright shop, today residential building (parcel 291/2): solid, single-storey, sandstone walls, hipped roof, largely preserved.	09300680
	Former caretaker's house (individual monument for ID no.09278832)	Stiftsgut 5; 6; 7 (card)	1832	Individual monument belonging to the Lungkwitz Castle and Abbey Estate: former caretaker's house (with three house numbers) - significant in terms of both building history and local history. Former caretaker's house, today residential building (parcel 291/1): solid, two-story, sandstone walls, roofing windows on the upper floor, gable decorations, dormer windows, saddle roof.	09300681

Quohren

Map with all coordinates of the Quohren section : OSM

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
School Quohren and Kleincarsdorf	Kipsenstrasse 2 (map)	re. 1863	Former school, now a residential building - simple plastered building with a classicistic portal and small roof turret, significant in terms of local history. Solid, two-story, sandstone walls, inscription plate, facade marked, saddle roof, ground floor changed, inscription above the door “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Built in 1863 by the community of Quohren mit Kleincarsdorf “, roof turret with weather vane marked 1906.	09278852
Residential stable house, side building, barn, gate entrance and enclosure of a three-sided courtyard	Kipsenstrasse 6 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Residential stable house and side building on the upper floor half-timbered, barn boarded up, courtyard complex that has been preserved largely unchanged, of architectural and economic importance. Two-storey residential stable house on the courtyard side, saddle roof, visible framework, two-storey farm building, on the courtyard side visible framework, saddle roof, gable side of the farm building changed, courtyard tree.	09278853
Residential stable house and two side buildings of a former four-sided courtyard	Way to school 3; 3a (card)	re. 1825	Residential stable house with half-timbered upper floor and segment arch portal, complex of architectural significance. Residential stable house at the portal marked 1825, inside (behind the entrance) cross vault , residential stable house on two floors. Upper floor with half-timbering.	09278854
Residential house with built-in workshop (forge and pottery) and outbuildings	Way to school 6 (map)	According to information from 1901, basically older	simple plastered building, of local significance. Solid, two-story, sandstone walls, belt cornices, gable roof, weather vane, furnace and bellows of the forge preserved.	09278855
Archway of a farm	Talstrasse 19 (map)	re. 1844	Stately gate entrance, keystone with coat of arms, of architectural significance, made of sandstone, keystone with coat of arms.	09278856
Quohren Inn	Talstrasse 22; 24 (card)	18th century, older in essence	Guest house and side building of a former inn - simple plastered building with seating niche portal, formerly with half-timbered upper floor, inside significant building fabric, side building upper floor timber-framed, has architectural historical value and is of local rarity. Striking cross vaults behind the entrance on the courtyard side, cellar: barrel vaults made of sandstone ashlar masonry, drilled window reveals in the large room, seat niche portal: apparently from the 16th or 17th century, possibly moved here, you can see colored versions on one of the console stones on the inside, archivolt appears to have been revised later, there should be no comparable building in Quohren.	09278889
Residential stable house, side building and archway of a former three-sided courtyard	Talstrasse 23 (map)	Mid 19th century	Stable house, upper floor half-timbered, courtyard that characterizes the townscape, of architectural significance. Two-storey residential stable house, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof.	09278862
Residential stable house and two side buildings as well as an enclosure wall with two gate pillars of a three-sided courtyard	Talstrasse 28 (map)	around 1850	Residential stable house, plastered solid construction, dominating the townscape, of architectural significance. Two-storey residential stable house, sandstone walls, hipped roof, mighty massive barn with gable bezel.	09278861
Residential house (No. 30) with attached stable building, side building (No. 32, residential stable house) and entrance gate of a former four-sided courtyard	Talstrasse 30; 32 (card)	re. 1855	representative residential building with classicist portals, plastered building with gable crowns, side building upper floor half-timbered partly boarded up, courtyard that dominates the townscape, of architectural significance. Representative residential building, massive, two-storey, belt cornice, diamond reliefs over the windows, gable roof, gable crowns, two-storey residential stable house, upper floor half-timbered, partly boarded up, gable roof, side building.	09278860
Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard	Talstrasse 33 (map)	re. 1832	massive plastered building with basket arch portal, largely originally preserved, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, quarry stone masonry below, brick upstairs, intact wall-opening ratio, old lying roof structure, plaster 1975, steep hipped roof, crowned basket arch door walls, stable with typical Bohemian cap vaults.	09278857
Stable house of a farm	Talstrasse 43 (map)	re. 1787	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, characterizing the street scene, of architectural significance. Two-storey, upper floor half-timbered, sandstone walls, half-hip roof, dormers removed.	09278858
Residential stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Talstrasse 62 (map)	around 1840	Stable house upper floor half-timbered, homestead in an exposed location, of architectural and economic significance. Two-storey residential stable house, upper floor half-timbered, sandstone walls, gable roof.	09278859

Sobrigau

Map with all coordinates of the Sobrigau section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Sobrigau monument protection area				09300005
	War memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War	Am Rundling (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	of local importance. Porphyry monolith with inscription and eagle.	09277739
	Residential house of a two-sided courtyard	Am Rundling 1 (map)	around 1885	Plastered building with twin windows in the gable, of architectural significance. Solid residential building, two-storey, belt cornice, sandstone walls, gable roof, gate entrance, space-defining.	09278845
	Residential stable house, barn and enclosure wall of a farm	Am Rundling 2 (map)	around 1885	Stately residential stable house, plastered solid construction, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the town. Two-storey residential stable house, sandstone walls, cornice, window canopies on the gable.	09278841
	Residential stable house (No. 4) with attached side building (No. 4a) and gate system of a two-sided courtyard	On Rundling 4; 4a (card)	around 1850	Massive stable house with triple windows ( Palladio motif ) in the gable, of importance in terms of building history and characterizing the square. Solid residential stable, two-storey, sandstone walls, cornice, Palladio motif in the gable, hipped roof.	09278842
	Enclosure wall	Am Rundling 5 (map)	19th century (enclosure)	Quarry stone wall, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Two wall sections flanking a public path. They separated the orchards of the farms from the surrounding area (protective function).	09278914
	House and gate (archway and gate) of a farm	Am Rundling 6 (map)	around 1800	Plastered solid construction, of importance in terms of building history and character of the townscape.	09278922
	House, side building and barn of a farm as well as gate system (gate pillar and gate) from the village square and rear archway to the barn as well as the fence wall of the garden southwest behind the barn	Am Rundling 7 (map)	re. 1881	Stately residential building from the Wilhelminian era, of importance in terms of building history and character of the square. Solid residential building, two-storey, sandstone walls, frontispiece, window roofing, hipped roof, gate entrance marked, barn and side building.	09278840
	Stable house of a farm	Am Rundling 8 (map)	around 1885	Stately building, plastered construction with twin windows in the gable, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the square.	09278912
	Barn of a two-sided courtyard and enclosure wall of the garden southwest behind the barn	Am Rundling 9 (map)	around 1885	Solid construction, of economic importance	09278910
	Gasthof Sobrigau with main building, rear building and side building	On Rundling 10; 10a (card)	re. 1728	Inn with main building (No. 10), angled rear building (No. 10a) and side building as well as fencing wall and gate system (archway and gate) - main building upper floor half-timbered partly plastered, representative gate system, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the square. Main building two-storey, ground floor massive, upper floor half-timbered partly plastered, gable roof, outbuilding two-storey, upper floor half-timbered, half-hipped roof, rear building upper floor half-timbered, dating 1728 under a plaque (possibly covered), here along the road enclosure wall.	09278843
	Residential house, side building, barn and gate system of a farm as well as the fence wall of the garden southwest behind the barn	Am Rundling 11 (map)	re. 1887	Prestigious residential house, building from the Wilhelminian style with a central projectile, massive barn, historical quarry stone wall as a garden fence, closed preserved farm, important in terms of the history of the building and the location. Solid residential building, two-storey, central projection, window roofing, hipped roof, sandstone window frames, facade marked.	09278839
	Residential house, barn and gate system of a farm as well as the fencing wall of the garden southwest behind the barn	Am Rundling 13 (map)	around 1880	Residential building from the Gründerzeit plastered construction with central projections, twin windows in the gable, massive barn, historic quarry stone wall as a garden fence, important in terms of the history of the building and the townscape. Two-storey residential building, solid, frontispiece, restrained ornamentation, gable roof, sandstone window frames, profiled.	09278838
	Residential house (without extension) with enclosure	Am Rundling 14 (map)	re. 1830	Classical plastered building, former school, of architectural and local significance. Image-defining massive, two-story, facade marked, sandstone walls, tooth cut, corner cuboid, hipped roof, basket arch portal, facade marked, largely unchanged.	09278837
	Stable house of a farm	Am Rundling 15 (map)	18th century	Elongated building, plastered solid construction with gable ornamentation, of importance in terms of building history and character of the townscape.	09278911
More pictures	Hummelmühle - residential house and mill building (including mill technology), functional building facing the street and gate system of a mill property	Hummelmühle 25 (map)	re. 1869, older in essence	of importance in terms of local history and technology. The Hummelmühle was first mentioned in the Röhrsdorf document in 1694. It worked as a flour mill and bakery until 1986/1990. Two-storey residential building, massive, distinctive gable, front door frame marked with a roof, flat saddle roof, two-story mill building, saddle roof, both buildings with sandstone walls, functional building with mansard roof (turret).	09278848
	Chocolate factory Rüger (formerly)	Lockwitzgrund 123b; 123c; 123d (card)	around 1870	Former chocolate factory with administration and production building (House B and House C, No. 123c / 123b), factory owner's house (House A, No. 123d) and transformer house (next to No. 123b), today all buildings have been converted for residential purposes; remarkable ensemble, representative industrial architecture, of architectural and local significance. Numbers 123b and 123c (parcel 68/15): Attic storey, facade structure by colossal pilasters, modified, sandstone walls, four-story, roof structure with clock, gable with round niche and female figure, balcony grating, factory owner's house (number 123d, parcel 68/16): solid, frontispiece with Balcony on brackets, profiled walls, gable roof with very low inclination, balcony grilles, transformer house (parcel 68/24): tower-like building with an almost square floor plan, solid, plastered facades structured with simple cornices, sandstone walls, the final half-timbered structure and the beaver-tailed hipped roof with bat dome on the Heimatstil that emerged in the twenties, echoes of rural construction in technical buildings, the artistic design of the property, due to its location directly on the street, also shapes the environment.	09278849
	Waystone	Nickerner Weg (map)	re. 1833	of importance in terms of traffic history. Stock with cover plate and inscription field.	09278913
	Enclosure wall	Nickerner Weg 6 (map)	19th century (enclosure)	Quarry stone dry stone wall, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street.	09277684

Theisewitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	The whole of the manor Theisewitz with the following individual monuments: manor house, farm building, three barns, a side building and gate entrance of a manor, as well as the garden and courtyard tree north of the manor house (garden monuments), as well as surrounding former orchards as a whole	Brösgener Strasse 2 (map)	after 1923	Theisewitz manor as a whole with the following individual monuments: manor house, farm building, three barns, a side building and gate entrance of a manor, as well as the garden and courtyard tree north of the manor house (garden monuments), as well as the surrounding former orchards as a whole - representative complex, striking location, mansion in the reform style of the time after 1910, in the basement of the mansion, Renaissance seating niche portal, of architectural and local importance.	09306211
	Manor house, farm building, three barns, a side building and gate entrance to a manor (individual monument for ID no. 09306211)	Brösgener Strasse 2 (map)	1922–1923 according to information, basically older	Individual features of the totality of the manor Theisewitz: mansion, farm building, three barns, a side building and gate entrance of a manor - representative complex, concise location, mansion in the reform style of the period after 1910, in the basement of the manor Renaissance seating niche portal, of architectural and local significance.	09278878

Zscheckwitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Totality of the Zscheckwitz manor: mansion, farm building and manor park (garden monument) with the enclosure wall of a manor	Zscheckwitz 1 (map)	18th century	Impersonal entity manor Zscheckwitz Master's House, farm buildings and manor park (garden monuments) with boundary wall of a manor (ID No. 09278833) - one originally called Vierseithof landscaped estate, representative baroque mansion with mansard roof and roof skylights, concise position on hills, architectural history, local history and landscape shaping of importance .	09306306
More pictures	Manor house, farm building and enclosure wall of a manor (individual monument for ID No. 09306306)	Zscheckwitz 1 (map)	re. 1704	Individual features of the entity Zscheckwitz manor: mansion, farm building and enclosure wall of a manor - a manor originally laid out as a four-sided courtyard, representative baroque mansion with a mansard roof and ridge turret, striking location on a hill, important in terms of building history, local history and landscape design.	09278833

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↑ Kreischa Manor

Buildings: Residential and farm building: two-storey with hayloft, jamb, striking gable, saddle roof, auxiliary building: two-storey, upper floor boarded up, saddle roof, brewery: two-storey, solid, roof with crooked hip and straight end, barn with gates, saddle roof, jamb , stepped gable , Extension 18th century
Farm yard:

Former brewery: elongated, two-storey structure in massive construction with a steep pitched roof. It is the most valuable building within the farmyard, in an externally acceptable structural condition and completely to be preserved. In detail: The valuable vaults in the basement and ground floor area are monument values inside. The arched window niches on the 1st floor are also to be preserved.
Barn with lower front building: The front building (with hayloft) has been structurally heavily modified. The barn, which was originally twice as long, has been preserved.
Former stable house (Dresdner Str. 2 / Lungkwitzer Str. 1): Two-story solid buildings with saddle roofs, some of the ground floor still with old stable vaults. State of construction satisfactory. Hay elevator is available.
Outbuildings (stables and others Dresdner Str. 4/6): single-storey plastered buildings with saddle roofs that were subsequently extended. In these latest buildings on the site, older natural stone parts from previous buildings were reused. The monument value of these buildings is relatively low.
The inner courtyard (with pond), the surrounding open spaces, the remains of the enclosure wall and the gates are an inseparable part of the overall system.

Park: Landscape park of the 19th century, enclosure: in NE Lockwitzbach with a bridge, in the east an adjacent meadow with a riverside path and a bridge over the Lockwitzbach, in the northwest a water ditch with old embankment walls and cover plates made of sandstone, as well as a new fence with a plastered fence base Sandstone cover plates, plastered fence pillars with a ball attachment made of sandstone and galvanized fence panels, north-west access via a bridge with a railing and two sandstone gate pillars with a ball attachment (all new elements) to the park, at the north corner of the park gate with two gate pillars and two wooden gate wings as well as a bridge Railings (all new elements).
Access: from Dresdner Strasse via the north-west entrance and the north gate, from Dresdner Strasse at the north corner of the service yard via a path, from the east corner of the service yard via a path, from Lungkwitzer Strasse via an access road , this leads to the right of way around a roundabout in the NW of the manor house, in the NE over a bridge and in the east over a second bridge as well as over the bank paths on both sides of the Lockwitzbach, in the park a SE-NW path axis in the NW of the mansion, in SE of the mansion Ringweg around a circular lawn, curving park paths, dam path in the NW of the pond.
Ground relief: in the NW of the manor house a recessed rectangular lawn area in the SE-NW axis, dam path in the NW of the pond, curved bank line of the pond and shaped bank areas, as well as two islands in the pond, southeast of the pond Mulden.
Water element: pond with inlet and outlet, two islands and two bank terraces, moat on the NW border, Lockwitzbach on the NE border.
Woods: in the NE of the NW access at the moat, solitary trees (beech, oak, chestnut, oak, oak with ivy), at the NW end of the SE-NW axis at the moat a group of trees (five Norway maples, one pine, one ash), A group of trees (pine and black locust) and solitary trees (pine and black beech) on the way from the NW access to the park in the NE and in the SW on the way a chestnut and a group of three trees (beech, chestnut, stump is preserved) in the North of the mansion at a crossroads two ash trees framing the view of the mansion, in the SW of the north gate at the moat oak and Norway maple, on the way from the north gate to the mansion in the SW two Norway maples and one plane tree and in the NE three chestnuts and two plane trees in the Alternating planted, a group of three oaks, on the NE bank of the pond five oaks, in the NE of the park on the park-side bank path four oaks and a linden tree, on the bridge on the opposite bank a three-stemmed linden tree and two more linden trees, on the second bridge eight alder trees , on the east At the edge of the park on the meadow two ash trees, an oak, a chestnut and two poplars ?, on the other bank of the Lockwitzbach a lime tree, a sycamore maple and a poplar ?, an American red oak at the inlet to the pond, an ash tree on the southern edge of the pond, one oak, two oaks framing the view of the manor house, two willows framing the view from a bench to the pond, in the SE of the manor house on the path to the right and left two ash trees framing the view of the manor house, previously two more ash trees, two on the western bank of the pond Willows and a linden tree, in the NE of the manor house Eiben, on the SE-NW axis in the NW of the manor house cut yew trees.
Visual relationship: SE-NW line of sight (= mansion axis), views across the pond to the mansion.
Memorial stone: column with an oval floor plan in the northwest area of the park.

↑ Kreischa Manor

Manor house: two-storey, solid, columned portal, central projectile, hipped roof, sandstone window frames, coat of arms, classicist decorative elements, tower.
Park: Landscape park of the 19th century, enclosure: in NE Lockwitzbach with a bridge, in the east an adjacent meadow with a riverside path and a bridge over the Lockwitzbach, in the northwest a water ditch with old embankment walls and cover plates made of sandstone, as well as a new fence with a plastered fence base Sandstone cover plates, plastered fence pillars with a ball attachment made of sandstone and galvanized fence panels, north-west access via a bridge with a railing and two sandstone gate pillars with a ball attachment (all new elements) to the park, at the north corner of the park gate with two gate pillars and two wooden gate wings as well as a bridge Railings (all new elements).
Access: from Dresdner Strasse via the north-west entrance and the north gate, from Dresdner Strasse at the north corner of the service yard via a path, from the east corner of the service yard via a path, from Lungkwitzer Strasse via an access road , this leads to the right of way around a roundabout in the NW of the manor house, in the NE over a bridge and in the east over a second bridge as well as over the bank paths on both sides of the Lockwitzbach, in the park a SE-NW path axis in the NW of the mansion, in SE of the mansion Ringweg around a circular lawn, curving park paths, dam path in the NW of the pond.
Ground relief: in the NW of the manor house a recessed rectangular lawn area in the SE-NW axis, dam path in the NW of the pond, curved bank line of the pond and shaped bank areas, as well as two islands in the pond, southeast of the pond Mulden.
Water: pond with inflow and outflow, two islands and two bank terraces, a moat on the NW border, Lockwitzbach on the NE border.
Woods: in the NE of the NW access at the moat, solitary trees (beech, oak, chestnut, oak, oak with ivy), at the NW end of the SE-NW axis at the moat a group of trees (five Norway maples, one pine, one ash), A group of trees (pine and black locust) and solitary trees (pine and black beech) on the way from the NW access to the park in the NE and in the SW on the way a chestnut and a group of three trees (beech, chestnut, stump is preserved) in the North of the mansion at a crossroads two ash trees framing the view of the mansion, in the SW of the north gate at the moat oak and Norway maple, on the way from the north gate to the mansion in the SW two Norway maples and one plane tree and in the NE three chestnuts and two plane trees in the Alternating planted, a group of three oaks, on the NE bank of the pond five oaks, in the NE of the park on the park-side bank path four oaks and a linden tree, on the bridge on the opposite bank a three-stemmed linden tree and two more linden trees, on the second bridge eight alder trees , on the east At the edge of the park on the meadow two ash trees, an oak, a chestnut and two poplars ?, on the other bank of the Lockwitzbach a lime tree, a sycamore maple and a poplar ?, an American red oak at the inlet to the pond, an ash tree on the southern edge of the pond, one oak, two oaks framing the view of the manor house, two willows framing the view from a bench to the pond, in the SE of the manor house on the path to the right and left two ash trees framing the view of the manor house, previously two more ash trees, two on the western bank of the pond Willows and a linden tree, in the NE of the manor house Eiben, on the SE-NW axis in the NW of the manor house cut yew trees.
Visual relationship: SE-NW line of sight (= mansion axis), views across the pond to the mansion.
Memorial stone: column with an oval floor plan in the northwest area of the park.
Farm yard, enclosure: on the north corner the remains of a wall made of sandstone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, on the south corner the remains of a plastered wall with roof tile cover.

↑ Kreischa sanatorium, now Bavaria Clinic

House A: Sanatorium building (large spa building), three-storey, central projection, balcony, two bay windows, additions, roof houses, decorative elements typical of the time in the facade, sandstone walls, hipped roof, the older side wing with central projection and historicizing facade.
House B: Sanatorium building, three-storey, hooked floor plan, central section of circular construction, gable roof, simple plaster structure, arcade, wide roof overhang, shallow roof pitch.
House C: residential building, massive, two-storey, sandstone walls, hipped roof, belongs to the old sanatorium.
House D: Residential house, with extensions (single-storey, hipped roof), two-storey, sandstone walls, roof house, hipped roof, belonging to the original sanatorium.
House E: residential building, massive, two-story, sandstone walls, roof house, mansard roof, belonging to the original sanatorium.
House I: Villa, two-storey, irregular floor plan, sandstone walls, tower with Welscher hood, hipped roof, roof bay window with ornamental framework, hipped roof, characterizing the street scene.
König-Albert-Halle / Pavillon: half-timbered, flat roof, jamb, decorative wooden elements ( moved here from Strehlen in 1903 , changed - broken off before 2012).

^ Kreischa cemetery

Enclosure: northern enclosure wall as a retaining wall with parapet wall made of quarry stone with sandstone cover plates, corner pillars at the NE corner, eastern, western and southern enclosure wall made of sandstone blocks, NW gate with two gate pillars made of sandstone blocks with sandstone attachments, two wrought iron sections of the higher wing at the east end the southern enclosure wall is a sandstone end pillar with a sandstone top.
Access: from the churchyard over the bridge and the NE gate of the cemetery, from Hermsdorfer Straße via the NW gate, wayside cross, in the center a square, parallel to the enclosure walls, one path each, east-west lawn paths in the rows of graves.
Ground relief: retaining wall as a northern enclosure wall
Water: hand pump in the SW corner
Trees: Rows of trees (linden trees) on the inner edges of the outer paths parallel to the enclosure walls in the west, north and east, new planting of a linden avenue in the north-south axis of the crossroads (plantings were not carried out at the old locations), in the east-west -Way axis of the cross z. T. stumps preserved, tree hedges in the east-west grave rows.
Extension area (subject area) in the south of the cemetery
Enclosure wall made of plastered brickwork, west gate (new), row of trees on the southern enclosure wall, hedges

^ Evangelical parish church Kreischa
A hall church on the slope with a high rectangular tower on the north side. Presumably on a Romanesque building from the 12th century. going back, rebuilt in 1516. Above the profiled arched portal on the north side of the hall dated 1616, the tower was renewed in 1749. Above the entrance portal on the tower two coat of arms stones with the dates of the restoration: 1870, 1891, 1902, 1930 and 1993/94. Plastered quarry stone building with sandstone structures and emphasized corner stone blocks. Hall and choir as well as the indented, irregular three-sided end, similar to an apse, clearly separated from each other.
- Equipment: Ornamental mannerist altarpiece made of wood with gold frames by Hieronymus Barthel and Hans Fritzsche, 1622. In the predella communion relief, above pillars frame the central field with a blinded round arch, in this a small crucifix fully plastic in front of a halo. On the sides there are swellings with winged angel busts and fruit bunches. Above the cornice excerpt with the entombment of Christ , to the side the figures Peter and Paul , as a conclusion Salvator . - Idiosyncratic mannerist sandstone pulpit, inscribed, donated by Werner Lützelburg to Zscheckwitz in 1605. On a column foot a three-quarter sphere with fittings, above the pulpit with reliefs and paintings in the arched parapet fields : Biblical inscription, painting with Christ on the cross in a landscape, three-dimensional coat of arms of those of Zettritz , small figure of a Salvator mundi and the coat of arms of those of Lützelburg . - Extraordinary late Gothic sandstone baptism, chalice-shaped with remains of a colored frame. The pedestal at the base is decorated with painted flowers, the shaft with framework, which is crossed below the basin and leads in pointed arches, above cross arches with lilies. - Two sandstone grave slabs in the chancel, each depicting a standing knight, one slab dated 1602. - A narrow sandstone relief walled in over the sacristy door with two coats of arms, with a crucifix in between. At the side behind the altar sacrament niche. Organ (1870) by Conrad Geißler (1825–1897), heavily modified (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).

↑ Kreischa parish garden

Enclosure: on Lungkwitzer Straße around the northeastern garden area in the SE, NE and NW Enclosure fence with fence pillars with sandstone attachment, stepped base made of polygonal sandstones with cuboid sandstone cover stones, two wrought iron fence fields between the sandstone pillars, an east iron pillar in the middle of two fence fields Gate with two higher gate pillars made of sandstone with a sandstone attachment, southern enclosure wall as a retaining wall with parapet wall made of quarry stone with a roof-shaped upper end, SW gate with two gate pillars made of sandstone with cover plates made of sandstone and iron wheel deflectors, in the east the enclosure wall of the churchyard.
Access: from Lungkwitzer Straße via the access path to the churchyard and rectory as well as via the access path (stairway) at the NE corner of the parish garden, from Hermsdorfer Straße through the SW gate.
Ground relief: in the NE embankment to the lower lying Lungkwitzer Strasse, plateau area around the rectory, embankment to the higher-lying southern area of the parish garden, retaining wall as southern enclosure wall.
Trees: Rhododendron on the embankment in the south of the rectory, picturesque solitary tree (robinia) on the southern enclosure wall, group of trees with conifers on the north corner of the rectory, a linden tree in the east and north corner of the parish garden, a solitary tree and a stump in the north corner, a few fruit trees in the orchard.
Water: hand pump in the south of the rectory on the higher area of the parish garden.
Visual relationship: from the parish garden over the western enclosure wall of the churchyard to the church and via the southern enclosure wall of the parish garden to the cemetery.

↑ Villengarten Rosenstrasse 12

Parts of the garden: ornamental garden in the south of the villa, fruit and vegetable garden in the north of the villa.
Enclosure: southern enclosure wall with retaining wall made of sandstone blocks with an embossed visible surface and attached fence with base and pillars made of clinker masonry (fence panels not original), gate and door with three pillars made of brickwork (gate and door leaves not original), eastern section of the enclosure with retaining wall Sandstone masonry and attached high pillars made of clinker masonry, between the pillars fields of clinker masonry.
Development: access path from the gate to the villa, stone paths made of natural stone slabs at the house.
Ground relief: the terrain rises from south to north, in the south area of the garden, parallel to the south facade of the villa, three long lawn terraces with three lawn slopes (formerly flowerbeds).
Woods: old trees with solitary trees.

^ Rittergut Bärenklause, Gutspark

Enclosure: at the east corner of the mansion to the NE, a short section of sandstone blocks, a gate pillar made of sandstone with a profiled sandstone cover plate, a concave stepped wall section made of sandstone blocks with sandstone cover plates, at this gate two gate trees (pyramid poplars) on the east corner of the mansion to SE a gate to the farm yard with two sandstone pillars and a short wall section each made of sandstone blocks with sandstone cover, remnants of the northwestern enclosure wall, southwestern and southern enclosure wall made of quarry stone, SW gate to the estate park with two sandstone pillars.
Floor relief: in the north, northwest and west of the manor house rising slope, in the northwest of the manor house SE-NW valley cut into the slope (from here the water inlet to the pond), in the south area of the manor park a rectangular area rising slightly from east to west , in the west of this area an embankment and a semicircular plateau on the enclosure wall, retaining wall and cellar in the northwest of the farmyard.
Development: the street "Am Teich" is the access road from the SE to two gates (gate to the manor house and gate to the farmyard), path on the NE border, path on the west border, SW gate to the estate park in the south-western enclosure wall, in the park path in the northwest of the manor house parallel to the NW-SE valley with a connection to the path on the western border.
Water element: triangular pond in the NE of the manor house with inlet basin in the NW.
Trees: at the gate to the manor house gate trees (two pyramid poplars), on the NE border row of trees (linden and red oak), on the western border and SW border remains of a tree row (linden), on the west corner robinia and a linden tree, Solitary trees and groups of trees in the manor park (chestnut, linden, sycamore, robinia, beech, hornbeam, two plane trees in the SW of the manor house, black pines), a multi-stemmed solitary tree (linden) on the south-western enclosure wall, in the SW corner of the manor park stumps of two sycamore maples , two old stumps in the west of the southern park area.
Stairs: in the SW of the SE-NW valley stairs with twelve sandstone steps, on the SW bank of the pond stairs with four sandstone steps, at the west corner of the manor house stairs with five sandstone steps, in the southwest of the manor house stairs with four steps leading to a plateau .
Equipment: two bases, one column
Impairment: single-family houses and gardens in the east of the park, disruption of visual links from the park to the landscape.

^ Rittergut Kleincarsdorf, pavilion and manor park

Pavilion: on the southwest corner of the manor house a single-storey outbuilding (laundry room?), Attached to it at right angles a pavilion with a circular floor plan, sandstone plinth, sandstone pillars, sandstone trusses, tiled roof, glass windows, wooden paneling inside and painted moldings, from here a special view of the surrounding landscape.
Manor park - enclosure: in the east an enclosure wall (retaining wall) made of sandstone masonry overgrown with ivy.
Garden parts and trees: solitary trees (two chestnuts, linden, oak and yew) in the east of the mansion, a rectangular lawn in the west of the mansion, groups of shrubs (yew, boxwood, lilac, laburnum) in the corners of this area, to the west of this area the manor park with solitary trees (beech, robinia, sweet chestnut, red oak, linden, spherical maple, two norway maples, two spruces), in the south of the manor park a former driveway with avenue (14 of the former 16 pyramid oaks), an overgrown hornbeam hedge parallel to the southern row of the avenue, a pyramid poplar on the street in the SW of the estate park.
Access: in the north a driveway to the manor, narrow path with sandstone slabs in front of the west facade of the manor house, from the west former driveway with an avenue of pyramid oaks.
Visual relationship: View from the raised pavilion to the southeast into the landscape.

↑ Rittergut Kleincarsdorf: A small neo-Gothic room has been preserved inside the manor house. The access from the street is emphasized by a baroque porter's house connected to the park wall, to which the long stable building is connected. The two-story house with a hipped roof and wood shingle cladding on the upper floor, the cellar barrel-vaulted (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).

Manor house: solid, central wing three-storey, half-hipped roof, right wing two-storey, sandstone walls, sandstone portal with keystone and coat of arms, inscribed "IL", octagonal tower with onion dome and weather vane, coat of arms reliefs on the tower, rear, two-storey porch with half-timbered, whale-arched windows and coat of arms .
Pavilion: at the SW corner of the manor house a single-storey outbuilding (laundry room?), Attached to it at right angles a pavilion with a circular floor plan, sandstone plinth, sandstone columns, sandstone trusses, tiled roof, glass windows, wooden paneling inside and painted moldings, from here a special view of the surrounding landscape.

↑ Lungkwitz Castle and Stiftsgut
For the history of the individual buildings, see documentary work by Sabine Knöfel, 1999, pp. 4–7:
“First planning documents ... probably only from Bennemann's time. ... around 1760: ... The square surrounded by the manor house is a decorative courtyard or garden. Separately from this is the farm or economy courtyard, a spacious place with an entrance gate and walls on which the necessary sheds, stables and farm buildings are built. Behind the farm building to the east of the castle is a brewery and a bakery and milk house. - This situation has hardly changed until 1945. Over time, the buildings were replaced by a new building due to dilapidation or modernization. Structural extensions to the manor complex in the 1830s. New farm buildings and stables are built around 1930. The actual monastery building was built in 1842, and the situation in the courtyard was hardly changed. Only to the east of the monastery building was the original location of the farm buildings outside the courtyard changed by the construction of the wheelwright and distillery building. After 1945, parts of the southern farm buildings were demolished as part of the land reform, and there were changes in use. No extensive reconstructions or renovations until 1989. Coming from Dippoldiswalder Straße, cross the courtyard flanked by columns and find the oldest surviving buildings on both sides of the courtyard entrance. To the right of the main entrance is the two-storey former stable building, also known as the tower building. It was built around 1550, with a crooked hipped roof, bat dormers, elongated building with 12 window axes. On the courtyard side there is a polygonal stair tower with a clock and bell, a Welscher hood and lantern with a pyramid point and a weather vane in the middle. Quarry stone masonry is partially visible on the facade, the windows on the upper floor are framed in sandstone. From 1699 to 1729 (under Below) probably renovations and alterations to the tower building. He is the donor of the bell, which bears the following inscription: “In 1704 Michael Weinhold poured me in Dresden. This bell was made in May 1704 / Adolpff Friedrich v. Belav / hang up. At that time owner / this estate and royal. Pole. and Churf. / Saechs. AmbtsHauptmann zu Pirna ”. It was spared from melting down during World War II and returned to Lungkwitz in 1952 ... The tower clock was given to the Mathematical-Physical Salon in Dresden as a permanent loan a few years ago for reasons of monument preservation and safety. ... Until 1945 there was a scale for horse-drawn carriages and carriages on the north wall of the building. ... Since 1993 safety measures due to severe damage in the roof area. .... tower building is currently being renovated. The castle on the right hand side of the courtyard entrance was probably built or rebuilt between 1615 and 1619 on an irregular floor plan. The origin of the asymmetrical location of the castle can be owed to the adaptation to the waters that existed at the time. The building consists of two wings slightly shifted from a right angle. The broader, three-storey north wing with pointed gables on the narrow sides and a dwelling at the southeast corner is joined by the two-storey west wing extending to the south. On the courtyard side, the building is accessed through an octagonal stair tower with a conical roof dome inserted into the inner corner. On the north side of the building there was an extension (winter garden, demolished in 1994 due to dilapidation). - The facade is divided horizontally by a profiled cornice, windows with sandstone walls. ... On the courtyard side of the palace building is a stone tablet, inscription: "In / grateful memory / of the hundred years ago / establishment and confirmation / of the Bennemann Foundation / on May 23, 1872". ... Castle with a distinctive roof landscape - steep pitched roofs, seven gables, mostly double gables - these gables are each crowned by groups of three of delicate obelisks. Both in itself and with its ancillary buildings, the castle building forms a spacious, rectangular manor. Construction shaped in the forms of the late Renaissance. Its original appearance has largely been preserved to this day. - Opposite the castle building, to the east of it, in 1842, instead of a dilapidated 'widow's house' or 'stone house', the actual 'Bennemannsche Witwenstift', the monastery building, was built under the administration of the government councilor Kreishauptmann v. Zschechwitz built. The previous building was an 'economic building ... with a few rooms downstairs'. The monastery building is a simple two-story residential building with a jagged floor and hipped roof. Dormers are built on the long sides, two-axis gable structures accentuate the longitudinal axis of the building in the roof area. Small obelisks serve as gable ornaments, which create a reference to the castle. Small-format coupled arched windows are arranged on the west facade on both sides of a portal. The windows on the upper floor are also usually grouped in pairs. On the west side, above the niche portal with a profiled arch, an inscription 'Witwen Stift von CE Benemannin / MDCCLX' indicates the purpose of the building and the foundation of the foundation. Another seat niche portal on the south facade is labeled 'Soli Deo Gloria / MDCCCXLII', which refers to the year of construction. Inside the building, the original small-cell structure of the individual living areas is still well preserved. Each of the widows had a 'friendly living room with bedroom ... and everyone shared a kitchen, a dining vault with 6 cupboards, washing and bathing facilities.' The monastery building has various Renaissance details. These elements are an adaptation to the buildings in the area. This building is a striking and early testimony to historicizing tendencies in 19th century architecture. - Towards the south, farm and stable buildings in the former horseshoe shape are connected. The building south of the widow's monastery is the 'tenant's apartment' or administrator's house: a two-storey building in a simple design, with saddle roofs, dormers and sandstone walls on windows and doors. A year MDCCCXXXII (1832) probably indicates the construction time. The building served as the apartment of the respective tenant. It also contained an administrator's apartment. Today it is a residential building, in 1950 an attic floor was expanded. - Adjacent to this is a former stable and farm building with the initials JE vT (Trützschler, Administrator) 1882 (building in 1967/1970 expanded into a residential building). - The buildings have pinnacle-like gable decorations that vary the corresponding motifs on the castle and widow's monastery. ... To the east of the monastery building is a former cartwright shop, now a residential building (around 1830). The brewery had been located between the monastery building and the wheelwright since around 1760, ... date of demolition unknown (after 1935). Diagonally opposite, to the east of the tenant house, was the distillery, probably built around 1830, but probably a conversion of the baking and milk house (from 1760). ... building demolished after 1945. ... The kitchen garden is to the northwest of the estate, and the orangery building with a red tiled roof as a counterpart to the estate is located at its northwest boundary. It was already there in the Bennemannian phase, rebuilt several times over the years, changes of use. ... After the reunification with the associated garden area, sold to the Sachsenland company and reconstructed - today a residential building. "

Castle (parcel 291/1): solid, three-story, irregular floor plan, sandstone walls, arched portal, cornice, stair tower, decorative gable, saddle roof, changed.
Stable building (endangered, parcel 291c): massive, two-story, quarry stone masonry, bat dormers, hipped roof, tower, lantern, weather vane.
Abbey building (parcel 291/1): two-storey, jamb floor, two arched portals marked with seating niches, coupled arched windows, gable with crowning, towers, inscription of the west portal: "WittwenStift von CE Bennemannin / MDCCLX", inscription of the south portal: "Soli Deo Gloria. / MDCCCXLII ".
Former caretaker's house, today residential building (parcel 291/1): solid, two-story, sandstone walls, roofing windows on the upper floor, gable decorations, dormer windows, saddle roof.
Former stable building, today residential building (parcel 291b): massive, two-storey, facade marked, sandstone walls, towers, gable roof, changed, marked “IE v. T./MDCCCXXXII ".
Former cartwright shop, today residential building (parcel 291/2): solid, single-storey, sandstone walls, hipped roof, largely preserved.
Kitchen garden: Enclosure - northeast enclosure wall made of quarry stone and NE gate with two sandstone gate pillars, two wrought iron gate wings, sandstone threshold and sandstone step, southwest enclosure wall z. Partly as a retaining wall with parapet wall and sandstone cover plates, gate at the NW corner.
Ground relief: from NW to SE slightly rising terrain, in the NW in front of the orangery a lower level, in the SE a higher level, in the SW of the lower level an embankment and another higher area between the embankment and the southwestern enclosure wall.
Water: two wells with sandstone surrounds
Trees: a few old fruit trees, conifers in the SE of the orangery
Allee: On the Rittergutswiese Kastanienallee in the axis of the NE gate of the kitchen garden, 14 of the former 2 × 18 = 36 trees are still preserved, 8 replanting was not carried out at the old locations.
Row of trees: On the southwestern side of the Lockwitzbach, between the riverside path and the brook, a row of 13 pyramid poplars (one stump)
Courtyard: Enclosure: in the SW of the castle, south-western enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, a concave wall section to the set-back courtyard gate, courtyard gate with two straight wall sections made of quarry stone masonry with sandstone cover plates, in the northwest section a gate, in the SE section a closed gate, two gate pillars made of sandstone blocks with profiled sandstone outcrops, two sections of an enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry in the SE, between these a gate, in the NE of the monastery building (number 3) remains of a wall with a short section of sandstone masonry running in an arch and a straight short section of brick masonry with sandstone cover plates and a sandstone pillar, on the courtyard side of the castle a fence running at right angles with sandstone fence pillars and wrought iron fence panels as well as a gate with a wrought iron door wing.
Fortification of the courtyard: at the castle an area with sandstone slabs within the fenced-in courtyard area, a lane with sandstone slabs in the direction of the SW gate.
Woods: Solitary trees at the gate (a chestnut and an ash on the right outside in front of the wall, 2 ash trees on the left behind the wall)
Equipment: a sandstone bench in the courtyard at the castle
Banks of the Lockwitzbach and wooded slope: on both sides a bank path, on the left (southwest side) the above-mentioned row of trees of pyramid poplars and solitary trees, two new bridges, a barrage, narrow paths and stairs on the slope to the caves, caves with several Entrances, rooms, corridors and light shafts.

↑ The mill building shows the usual structure of a grain mill with a turbine room in the rear, transmission basement, roller mill floor (ground floor), tube floor and classifier floor. The technology consists of the main transmission and a Fanal grinding machine, company Johannes Landgraf und Söhne, model 55 (probably 1955, poor condition) in the transmission basement, the brake elevator that goes over all floors, a Francis spiral turbine from the company Voith / Heidenheim (1914) in Turbine room (Mühlgraben no longer preserved), two double roller mills from the Grosse company from Lohmen (installed in 1948/50), a roller mill (around 1900), a roller mill from the Seck brothers (1911), a squeezer (around 1900), a mixer and a filter cabinet with suction hose filter from Grosse from Lohmen (incomplete) - everything on the roller frame floor - and a plan sifter from Hans Reuther from Nuremberg (machine factory and mill construction) and another filter cabinet with suction hose filter from Grosse (also incompletely preserved) on the sifter base.

^ Theisewitz manor

Manor house: solid, two-storey, corner ashlar, sandstone walls, mansard roof, in the basement Renaissance seating niche portal of the previous building.
Farm buildings: massive, two-storey, gable roofs.
Barns: massive, single-storey, gable roofs, arched windows and gates.
Garden: north-west of the manor, a triangular small garden, height level is higher than the surrounding area and is intercepted by retaining walls made of sandstone, above the retaining walls fencing as a wooden picket fence with sandstone pillars, in the west corner of the garden seating area with sandstone wall, location of a former wooden pavilion, valuable old wood u. a. Blood beech (Fagus sylvatica f. Purpurea), red beech (Fagus sylvatica), winter linden (Tilia cordata), ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba), yew (Taxus baccata), white pine (Pinus strobus) and box tree (Buxus sempervirens).
Farmyard: in the middle of the courtyard, the formative winter linden tree as a courtyard tree.
Gate entrance: double-leaf wooden gate with sandstone pillars with a profiled cover.
Surrounding estate: the terrain sloping to the east is terraced and is intercepted by embankments, a few fruit trees are still preserved southeast of the estate (there used to be orchards here).

↑ Former Theisewitz manor, today the Helene Maier Foundation. The town north of Kreischa was first mentioned in a document in 1288. The manor and farm buildings of the manor house, mentioned in 1788 and situated on a hill, have been preserved, the latter partly in the 18th century. The structure was modified in 1923. Restorations 1995f. The elongated baroque two-storey manor house with a mansard hipped roof and standing dormers, plaster blocks and, in some cases, curved window canopies. On the poorly developed central projection, small portal porch with plaster grooves and also curved roof. The adjoining farm buildings are two-story with saddle roofs, some with archways (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
Manor house: solid, two-storey, corner ashlar, sandstone walls, mansard roof, in the basement Renaissance seating niche portal of the previous building. Farm buildings: massive, two-storey, gable roofs. Barns: massive, single-storey, gable roofs, arched windows and gates. Gate entrance: double-leaf wooden gate with sandstone pillars with a profiled cover.

↑ Manor Zscheckwitz

Manor house: two-storey, attic house, hauler, bat gauze, roof turret, sandstone window frames, hipped mansard roof, window bars on the ground floor.
Stable building: marked in the gable, two-storey, gable roof, stable building with unique cross vault.
Manor park: located south-east of the former manor, valuable old trees from u. a. Winter linden (Tilia cordata), summer linden (Tilia platyphyllos), Norway maple (Acer platanoides) and ash (Fraxinus excelsior), including dendrological features such as blood beech (Fagus sylvatica f. Purpurea), split-leaved beech (Fagus) sylvatica 'Laciniata') and blood maple (Acer platanoides 'Schwedleri'), row of hawthorn trees (Crataegus laevigata 'Paul's Scarlet') along the main facade (northeast facade) of the manor house, the formerly small-scale path system can hardly be read (see floor plan for a Railway project between Dresden, Kreischa and Dippoldiswalda, 1879, SLUB, df_dk_0006702), the former pond no longer exists.
Enclosure wall: the enclosure wall formerly enclosed the entire estate and the estate park, today still only remnants on the south-east side, on the south-west and north-east side, formerly plastered quarry stone wall made of red sandstone, main access gate south-east of the manor house with a preserved pillar made of sandstone and adjacent Today a gate and a profiled top, two former gates on the northeast side, another gate on the southwest side and a gate on the southeast side recognizable.

↑ Former Zscheckwitz Manor. First documented mention in 1216. From the four-sided courtyard, which was rebuilt and expanded several times, a stable building from the 17th century. and the manor house from 1704/1747, both built using the remains of their previous buildings. Conversions of the stable building in 1804 and 1827 (head building and roof structure). Restorations 1995 f. The baroque two-storey mansion with a mansard hipped roof, soaring bell tower (burned down in 1993, restoration planned) and dormers. The facade facing the courtyard is structured by rhythmically arranged window axes. On the ground floor living and utility rooms around a central entrance hall with staircase, on the upper floor also a central hall and a former ballroom and stately rooms. Simple stucco ceilings from the time it was built. The two-storey stable building (northwest wing) with a gable roof. In the middle part of the ground floor a remarkable three-aisled, nine-bay hall with finely crafted, eight-sided sandstone columns and groin vaults between belt-shaped and sickle-shaped dividing arches. In the head areas also groin vaults with different spans. Servants' chambers and fodder floor on the upper floor, fodder floors on two levels in the attic (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).

Manor house: two-storey, attic house, hauler, bat gauze, roof turret, sandstone window frames, hipped mansard roof, window bars on the ground floor.
Stable building: marked in the gable, two-storey, gable roof, stable building with unique cross vault.
Enclosure wall: the enclosure wall formerly enclosed the entire estate and the estate park, today still only remnants on the south-east side, on the south-west and north-east side, formerly plastered quarry stone wall made of red sandstone, main access gate south-east of the manor house with a preserved pillar made of sandstone and adjacent Today a gate and a profiled top, two former gates on the northeast side, another gate on the southwest side and a gate on the southeast side recognizable.

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[1] Kreischa Manor

Buildings: Residential and farm building: two-storey with hayloft, jamb, striking gable, saddle roof, auxiliary building: two-storey, upper floor boarded up, saddle roof, brewery: two-storey, solid, roof with crooked hip and straight end, barn with gates, saddle roof, jamb , stepped gable , Extension 18th century

Farm yard:

Former brewery: elongated, two-storey structure in massive construction with a steep pitched roof. It is the most valuable building within the farmyard, in an externally acceptable structural condition and completely to be preserved. In detail: The valuable vaults in the basement and ground floor area are monument values inside. The arched window niches on the 1st floor are also to be preserved.

Barn with lower front building: The front building (with hayloft) has been structurally heavily modified. The barn, which was originally twice as long, has been preserved.

Former stable house (Dresdner Str. 2 / Lungkwitzer Str. 1): Two-story solid buildings with saddle roofs, some of the ground floor still with old stable vaults. State of construction satisfactory. Hay elevator is available.

Outbuildings (stables and others Dresdner Str. 4/6): single-storey plastered buildings with saddle roofs that were subsequently extended. In these latest buildings on the site, older natural stone parts from previous buildings were reused. The monument value of these buildings is relatively low.

The inner courtyard (with pond), the surrounding open spaces, the remains of the enclosure wall and the gates are an inseparable part of the overall system.

Park: Landscape park of the 19th century, enclosure: in NE Lockwitzbach with a bridge, in the east an adjacent meadow with a riverside path and a bridge over the Lockwitzbach, in the northwest a water ditch with old embankment walls and cover plates made of sandstone, as well as a new fence with a plastered fence base Sandstone cover plates, plastered fence pillars with a ball attachment made of sandstone and galvanized fence panels, north-west access via a bridge with a railing and two sandstone gate pillars with a ball attachment (all new elements) to the park, at the north corner of the park gate with two gate pillars and two wooden gate wings as well as a bridge Railings (all new elements).

Access: from Dresdner Strasse via the north-west entrance and the north gate, from Dresdner Strasse at the north corner of the service yard via a path, from the east corner of the service yard via a path, from Lungkwitzer Strasse via an access road , this leads to the right of way around a roundabout in the NW of the manor house, in the NE over a bridge and in the east over a second bridge as well as over the bank paths on both sides of the Lockwitzbach, in the park a SE-NW path axis in the NW of the mansion, in SE of the mansion Ringweg around a circular lawn, curving park paths, dam path in the NW of the pond.

Ground relief: in the NW of the manor house a recessed rectangular lawn area in the SE-NW axis, dam path in the NW of the pond, curved bank line of the pond and shaped bank areas, as well as two islands in the pond, southeast of the pond Mulden.

Water element: pond with inlet and outlet, two islands and two bank terraces, moat on the NW border, Lockwitzbach on the NE border.

Woods: in the NE of the NW access at the moat, solitary trees (beech, oak, chestnut, oak, oak with ivy), at the NW end of the SE-NW axis at the moat a group of trees (five Norway maples, one pine, one ash), A group of trees (pine and black locust) and solitary trees (pine and black beech) on the way from the NW access to the park in the NE and in the SW on the way a chestnut and a group of three trees (beech, chestnut, stump is preserved) in the North of the mansion at a crossroads two ash trees framing the view of the mansion, in the SW of the north gate at the moat oak and Norway maple, on the way from the north gate to the mansion in the SW two Norway maples and one plane tree and in the NE three chestnuts and two plane trees in the Alternating planted, a group of three oaks, on the NE bank of the pond five oaks, in the NE of the park on the park-side bank path four oaks and a linden tree, on the bridge on the opposite bank a three-stemmed linden tree and two more linden trees, on the second bridge eight alder trees , on the east At the edge of the park on the meadow two ash trees, an oak, a chestnut and two poplars ?, on the other bank of the Lockwitzbach a lime tree, a sycamore maple and a poplar ?, an American red oak at the inlet to the pond, an ash tree on the southern edge of the pond, one oak, two oaks framing the view of the manor house, two willows framing the view from a bench to the pond, in the SE of the manor house on the path to the right and left two ash trees framing the view of the manor house, previously two more ash trees, two on the western bank of the pond Willows and a linden tree, in the NE of the manor house Eiben, on the SE-NW axis in the NW of the manor house cut yew trees.

Visual relationship: SE-NW line of sight (= mansion axis), views across the pond to the mansion.

Memorial stone: column with an oval floor plan in the northwest area of the park.

[2] Buildings: Residential and farm building: two-storey with hayloft, jamb, striking gable, saddle roof, auxiliary building: two-storey, upper floor boarded up, saddle roof, brewery: two-storey, solid, roof with crooked hip and straight end, barn with gates, saddle roof, jamb , stepped gable , Extension 18th century

[3] Farm yard:

[4] Former brewery: elongated, two-storey structure in massive construction with a steep pitched roof. It is the most valuable building within the farmyard, in an externally acceptable structural condition and completely to be preserved. In detail: The valuable vaults in the basement and ground floor area are monument values inside. The arched window niches on the 1st floor are also to be preserved.

[5] Barn with lower front building: The front building (with hayloft) has been structurally heavily modified. The barn, which was originally twice as long, has been preserved.

[6] Former stable house (Dresdner Str. 2 / Lungkwitzer Str. 1): Two-story solid buildings with saddle roofs, some of the ground floor still with old stable vaults. State of construction satisfactory. Hay elevator is available.

[7] Outbuildings (stables and others Dresdner Str. 4/6): single-storey plastered buildings with saddle roofs that were subsequently extended. In these latest buildings on the site, older natural stone parts from previous buildings were reused. The monument value of these buildings is relatively low.

[8] The inner courtyard (with pond), the surrounding open spaces, the remains of the enclosure wall and the gates are an inseparable part of the overall system.

[9] Park: Landscape park of the 19th century, enclosure: in NE Lockwitzbach with a bridge, in the east an adjacent meadow with a riverside path and a bridge over the Lockwitzbach, in the northwest a water ditch with old embankment walls and cover plates made of sandstone, as well as a new fence with a plastered fence base Sandstone cover plates, plastered fence pillars with a ball attachment made of sandstone and galvanized fence panels, north-west access via a bridge with a railing and two sandstone gate pillars with a ball attachment (all new elements) to the park, at the north corner of the park gate with two gate pillars and two wooden gate wings as well as a bridge Railings (all new elements).

[10] Access: from Dresdner Strasse via the north-west entrance and the north gate, from Dresdner Strasse at the north corner of the service yard via a path, from the east corner of the service yard via a path, from Lungkwitzer Strasse via an access road , this leads to the right of way around a roundabout in the NW of the manor house, in the NE over a bridge and in the east over a second bridge as well as over the bank paths on both sides of the Lockwitzbach, in the park a SE-NW path axis in the NW of the mansion, in SE of the mansion Ringweg around a circular lawn, curving park paths, dam path in the NW of the pond.

[11] Ground relief: in the NW of the manor house a recessed rectangular lawn area in the SE-NW axis, dam path in the NW of the pond, curved bank line of the pond and shaped bank areas, as well as two islands in the pond, southeast of the pond Mulden.

[12] Water element: pond with inlet and outlet, two islands and two bank terraces, moat on the NW border, Lockwitzbach on the NE border.

[13] Woods: in the NE of the NW access at the moat, solitary trees (beech, oak, chestnut, oak, oak with ivy), at the NW end of the SE-NW axis at the moat a group of trees (five Norway maples, one pine, one ash), A group of trees (pine and black locust) and solitary trees (pine and black beech) on the way from the NW access to the park in the NE and in the SW on the way a chestnut and a group of three trees (beech, chestnut, stump is preserved) in the North of the mansion at a crossroads two ash trees framing the view of the mansion, in the SW of the north gate at the moat oak and Norway maple, on the way from the north gate to the mansion in the SW two Norway maples and one plane tree and in the NE three chestnuts and two plane trees in the Alternating planted, a group of three oaks, on the NE bank of the pond five oaks, in the NE of the park on the park-side bank path four oaks and a linden tree, on the bridge on the opposite bank a three-stemmed linden tree and two more linden trees, on the second bridge eight alder trees , on the east At the edge of the park on the meadow two ash trees, an oak, a chestnut and two poplars ?, on the other bank of the Lockwitzbach a lime tree, a sycamore maple and a poplar ?, an American red oak at the inlet to the pond, an ash tree on the southern edge of the pond, one oak, two oaks framing the view of the manor house, two willows framing the view from a bench to the pond, in the SE of the manor house on the path to the right and left two ash trees framing the view of the manor house, previously two more ash trees, two on the western bank of the pond Willows and a linden tree, in the NE of the manor house Eiben, on the SE-NW axis in the NW of the manor house cut yew trees.

[14] Visual relationship: SE-NW line of sight (= mansion axis), views across the pond to the mansion.

[15] Memorial stone: column with an oval floor plan in the northwest area of the park.

[2] Kreischa Manor

Manor house: two-storey, solid, columned portal, central projectile, hipped roof, sandstone window frames, coat of arms, classicist decorative elements, tower.

Park: Landscape park of the 19th century, enclosure: in NE Lockwitzbach with a bridge, in the east an adjacent meadow with a riverside path and a bridge over the Lockwitzbach, in the northwest a water ditch with old embankment walls and cover plates made of sandstone, as well as a new fence with a plastered fence base Sandstone cover plates, plastered fence pillars with a ball attachment made of sandstone and galvanized fence panels, north-west access via a bridge with a railing and two sandstone gate pillars with a ball attachment (all new elements) to the park, at the north corner of the park gate with two gate pillars and two wooden gate wings as well as a bridge Railings (all new elements).

Access: from Dresdner Strasse via the north-west entrance and the north gate, from Dresdner Strasse at the north corner of the service yard via a path, from the east corner of the service yard via a path, from Lungkwitzer Strasse via an access road , this leads to the right of way around a roundabout in the NW of the manor house, in the NE over a bridge and in the east over a second bridge as well as over the bank paths on both sides of the Lockwitzbach, in the park a SE-NW path axis in the NW of the mansion, in SE of the mansion Ringweg around a circular lawn, curving park paths, dam path in the NW of the pond.

Ground relief: in the NW of the manor house a recessed rectangular lawn area in the SE-NW axis, dam path in the NW of the pond, curved bank line of the pond and shaped bank areas, as well as two islands in the pond, southeast of the pond Mulden.

Water: pond with inflow and outflow, two islands and two bank terraces, a moat on the NW border, Lockwitzbach on the NE border.

Woods: in the NE of the NW access at the moat, solitary trees (beech, oak, chestnut, oak, oak with ivy), at the NW end of the SE-NW axis at the moat a group of trees (five Norway maples, one pine, one ash), A group of trees (pine and black locust) and solitary trees (pine and black beech) on the way from the NW access to the park in the NE and in the SW on the way a chestnut and a group of three trees (beech, chestnut, stump is preserved) in the North of the mansion at a crossroads two ash trees framing the view of the mansion, in the SW of the north gate at the moat oak and Norway maple, on the way from the north gate to the mansion in the SW two Norway maples and one plane tree and in the NE three chestnuts and two plane trees in the Alternating planted, a group of three oaks, on the NE bank of the pond five oaks, in the NE of the park on the park-side bank path four oaks and a linden tree, on the bridge on the opposite bank a three-stemmed linden tree and two more linden trees, on the second bridge eight alder trees , on the east At the edge of the park on the meadow two ash trees, an oak, a chestnut and two poplars ?, on the other bank of the Lockwitzbach a lime tree, a sycamore maple and a poplar ?, an American red oak at the inlet to the pond, an ash tree on the southern edge of the pond, one oak, two oaks framing the view of the manor house, two willows framing the view from a bench to the pond, in the SE of the manor house on the path to the right and left two ash trees framing the view of the manor house, previously two more ash trees, two on the western bank of the pond Willows and a linden tree, in the NE of the manor house Eiben, on the SE-NW axis in the NW of the manor house cut yew trees.

Visual relationship: SE-NW line of sight (= mansion axis), views across the pond to the mansion.

Memorial stone: column with an oval floor plan in the northwest area of the park.

Farm yard, enclosure: on the north corner the remains of a wall made of sandstone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, on the south corner the remains of a plastered wall with roof tile cover.

[17] Manor house: two-storey, solid, columned portal, central projectile, hipped roof, sandstone window frames, coat of arms, classicist decorative elements, tower.

[18] Park: Landscape park of the 19th century, enclosure: in NE Lockwitzbach with a bridge, in the east an adjacent meadow with a riverside path and a bridge over the Lockwitzbach, in the northwest a water ditch with old embankment walls and cover plates made of sandstone, as well as a new fence with a plastered fence base Sandstone cover plates, plastered fence pillars with a ball attachment made of sandstone and galvanized fence panels, north-west access via a bridge with a railing and two sandstone gate pillars with a ball attachment (all new elements) to the park, at the north corner of the park gate with two gate pillars and two wooden gate wings as well as a bridge Railings (all new elements).

[19] Access: from Dresdner Strasse via the north-west entrance and the north gate, from Dresdner Strasse at the north corner of the service yard via a path, from the east corner of the service yard via a path, from Lungkwitzer Strasse via an access road , this leads to the right of way around a roundabout in the NW of the manor house, in the NE over a bridge and in the east over a second bridge as well as over the bank paths on both sides of the Lockwitzbach, in the park a SE-NW path axis in the NW of the mansion, in SE of the mansion Ringweg around a circular lawn, curving park paths, dam path in the NW of the pond.

[20] Ground relief: in the NW of the manor house a recessed rectangular lawn area in the SE-NW axis, dam path in the NW of the pond, curved bank line of the pond and shaped bank areas, as well as two islands in the pond, southeast of the pond Mulden.

[21] Water: pond with inflow and outflow, two islands and two bank terraces, a moat on the NW border, Lockwitzbach on the NE border.

[22] Woods: in the NE of the NW access at the moat, solitary trees (beech, oak, chestnut, oak, oak with ivy), at the NW end of the SE-NW axis at the moat a group of trees (five Norway maples, one pine, one ash), A group of trees (pine and black locust) and solitary trees (pine and black beech) on the way from the NW access to the park in the NE and in the SW on the way a chestnut and a group of three trees (beech, chestnut, stump is preserved) in the North of the mansion at a crossroads two ash trees framing the view of the mansion, in the SW of the north gate at the moat oak and Norway maple, on the way from the north gate to the mansion in the SW two Norway maples and one plane tree and in the NE three chestnuts and two plane trees in the Alternating planted, a group of three oaks, on the NE bank of the pond five oaks, in the NE of the park on the park-side bank path four oaks and a linden tree, on the bridge on the opposite bank a three-stemmed linden tree and two more linden trees, on the second bridge eight alder trees , on the east At the edge of the park on the meadow two ash trees, an oak, a chestnut and two poplars ?, on the other bank of the Lockwitzbach a lime tree, a sycamore maple and a poplar ?, an American red oak at the inlet to the pond, an ash tree on the southern edge of the pond, one oak, two oaks framing the view of the manor house, two willows framing the view from a bench to the pond, in the SE of the manor house on the path to the right and left two ash trees framing the view of the manor house, previously two more ash trees, two on the western bank of the pond Willows and a linden tree, in the NE of the manor house Eiben, on the SE-NW axis in the NW of the manor house cut yew trees.

[23] Visual relationship: SE-NW line of sight (= mansion axis), views across the pond to the mansion.

[24] Memorial stone: column with an oval floor plan in the northwest area of the park.

[25] Farm yard, enclosure: on the north corner the remains of a wall made of sandstone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, on the south corner the remains of a plastered wall with roof tile cover.

[3] Kreischa sanatorium, now Bavaria Clinic

House A: Sanatorium building (large spa building), three-storey, central projection, balcony, two bay windows, additions, roof houses, decorative elements typical of the time in the facade, sandstone walls, hipped roof, the older side wing with central projection and historicizing facade.

House B: Sanatorium building, three-storey, hooked floor plan, central section of circular construction, gable roof, simple plaster structure, arcade, wide roof overhang, shallow roof pitch.

House C: residential building, massive, two-storey, sandstone walls, hipped roof, belongs to the old sanatorium.

House D: Residential house, with extensions (single-storey, hipped roof), two-storey, sandstone walls, roof house, hipped roof, belonging to the original sanatorium.

House E: residential building, massive, two-story, sandstone walls, roof house, mansard roof, belonging to the original sanatorium.

House I: Villa, two-storey, irregular floor plan, sandstone walls, tower with Welscher hood, hipped roof, roof bay window with ornamental framework, hipped roof, characterizing the street scene.

König-Albert-Halle / Pavillon: half-timbered, flat roof, jamb, decorative wooden elements ( moved here from Strehlen in 1903 , changed - broken off before 2012).

[27] House A: Sanatorium building (large spa building), three-storey, central projection, balcony, two bay windows, additions, roof houses, decorative elements typical of the time in the facade, sandstone walls, hipped roof, the older side wing with central projection and historicizing facade.

[28] House B: Sanatorium building, three-storey, hooked floor plan, central section of circular construction, gable roof, simple plaster structure, arcade, wide roof overhang, shallow roof pitch.

[29] House C: residential building, massive, two-storey, sandstone walls, hipped roof, belongs to the old sanatorium.

[30] House D: Residential house, with extensions (single-storey, hipped roof), two-storey, sandstone walls, roof house, hipped roof, belonging to the original sanatorium.

[31] House E: residential building, massive, two-story, sandstone walls, roof house, mansard roof, belonging to the original sanatorium.

[32] House I: Villa, two-storey, irregular floor plan, sandstone walls, tower with Welscher hood, hipped roof, roof bay window with ornamental framework, hipped roof, characterizing the street scene.

[33] König-Albert-Halle / Pavillon: half-timbered, flat roof, jamb, decorative wooden elements ( moved here from Strehlen in 1903 , changed - broken off before 2012).

[4] Kreischa cemetery

Enclosure: northern enclosure wall as a retaining wall with parapet wall made of quarry stone with sandstone cover plates, corner pillars at the NE corner, eastern, western and southern enclosure wall made of sandstone blocks, NW gate with two gate pillars made of sandstone blocks with sandstone attachments, two wrought iron sections of the higher wing at the east end the southern enclosure wall is a sandstone end pillar with a sandstone top.

Access: from the churchyard over the bridge and the NE gate of the cemetery, from Hermsdorfer Straße via the NW gate, wayside cross, in the center a square, parallel to the enclosure walls, one path each, east-west lawn paths in the rows of graves.

Ground relief: retaining wall as a northern enclosure wall

Water: hand pump in the SW corner

Trees: Rows of trees (linden trees) on the inner edges of the outer paths parallel to the enclosure walls in the west, north and east, new planting of a linden avenue in the north-south axis of the crossroads (plantings were not carried out at the old locations), in the east-west -Way axis of the cross z. T. stumps preserved, tree hedges in the east-west grave rows.

Extension area (subject area) in the south of the cemetery

Enclosure wall made of plastered brickwork, west gate (new), row of trees on the southern enclosure wall, hedges

[35] Enclosure: northern enclosure wall as a retaining wall with parapet wall made of quarry stone with sandstone cover plates, corner pillars at the NE corner, eastern, western and southern enclosure wall made of sandstone blocks, NW gate with two gate pillars made of sandstone blocks with sandstone attachments, two wrought iron sections of the higher wing at the east end the southern enclosure wall is a sandstone end pillar with a sandstone top.

[36] Access: from the churchyard over the bridge and the NE gate of the cemetery, from Hermsdorfer Straße via the NW gate, wayside cross, in the center a square, parallel to the enclosure walls, one path each, east-west lawn paths in the rows of graves.

[37] Ground relief: retaining wall as a northern enclosure wall

[38] Water: hand pump in the SW corner

[39] Trees: Rows of trees (linden trees) on the inner edges of the outer paths parallel to the enclosure walls in the west, north and east, new planting of a linden avenue in the north-south axis of the crossroads (plantings were not carried out at the old locations), in the east-west -Way axis of the cross z. T. stumps preserved, tree hedges in the east-west grave rows.

[40] Extension area (subject area) in the south of the cemetery

[41] Enclosure wall made of plastered brickwork, west gate (new), row of trees on the southern enclosure wall, hedges