List of cultural monuments in Markkleeberg

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The list of cultural monuments in Markkleeberg contains all of the cultural monuments of the Saxon city of Markkleeberg that were recorded by the State Office for Monument Preservation of Saxony until 2017 . The list is divided into the districts of Gaschwitz , Gautzsch , Großstädteln, Markkleeberg, Oetzsch , Wachau (with Auenhain ) and Zöbigker . It is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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List of cultural monuments in Markkleeberg-Ost

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Enclosure with gate entrance Am Torhaus 2
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around 1800 wrought-iron fence, gate with profiled sandstone pillars, formerly with an elaborate wrought-iron gate, of importance in the street scene, used to belong to the manor 09256753
 
Residential building
Residential building At Pleiße 11
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1st half of the 19th century old village location Markkleeberg, single-storey plastered building with crooked hip roof, significance for local history and social history Residential building: 1 floor, crooked hip roof with dormer, plastered facade, profiled eaves cornice, new entrance porch 09256631
 
Memorial stone for Karl-Hermann Jacob and Franz Etzold Auenhainer Straße 20 (next to)
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around 1935 in memory of the explorers of the Stone Age, the prehistorian Dr. Jacob and the regional geologist Dr. Etzold, boulder with inscription, meaning in local history boulder with inscription 09302698
 
Rental villa with enclosure and garden
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Rental villa with enclosure and garden Auenplatz 1
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1912-1913 in the corner of Kirchstrasse, representative plastered building with corner tower, representative of the reform style around 1910/15, importance in terms of local development and building history

The building was built in 1912/13 on behalf of Katharina Maria Klemenz according to plans by the Leipzig architect Heinrich Rust, and the veranda was converted in 1921. Enclosure from 1921. The high-quality two-storey building with a high pitched roof, designed in the reform style of the time, is characterized by an asymmetrical, picturesque structure design. The diversified external appearance corresponds to the refined floor plan solution with interlaced rooms, in which interesting expansion situations arise through additions. Bay windows and projections as well as a structured roof landscape determine the picture. The design intentions of reform architecture around 1910/15 also included the conscious withdrawal of architectural jewelry. The façades are largely smoothly plastered above a high base made of embossed sandstone blocks. Only individual structural elements are emphasized by decor (partly figurative, partly stylized vegetal forms). The somewhat younger enclosure consists of a base and posts in plastered masonry and wooden fence panels. The villa refers to the structural development of Alt-Markkleeberg in the early 20th century, when the formerly small village was discovered as a preferred location for high living standards. From then on, villas like this property were part of the Alt-Markkleeberg townscape. In this sense, the villa embodies an informative value in terms of local development. As a very high quality example of villa architecture around 1910/15, it is also of importance in terms of architectural history. In addition, the building refers to the work of the architect Heinrich Rust, who, together with his partner Alfred Müller, carried out important building projects such as the congress hall and the Michaeliskirche in Leipzig. LfD / 2011 Villa: 2 storeys, expanded attic, plastered facade, two-storey porch with concave curved sides and stucco reliefs on the front, entrance porch, polygonal corner tower from the time of construction: front door, porch door, wall panels in the porch, stairwell enclosure: rendered plinth and posts, wooden fence and gate. MONUMENT FOUNDATION

09256600
 
Semi-detached house with fencing
Semi-detached house with fencing Beethovenstrasse 4
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1909 Plastered building in the Reform and Heimat style around 1910/15, boarded gable, wooden fence with brick gate system, significance in terms of local development and architectural history Residential building: 1 storey, two-storey half-hipped roof, plastered facade, wood-veneered on the 2nd floor, brick-covered semicircular porch on the ground floor, wooden bay window on the left , Window old. "Art Nouveau", "Country Style". Enclosure: plastered base and gate system, curved picket fence. 09256581
 
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milestone Bornaische Strasse 27 (in front)
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1858 (milestone) Whole milestone, marks the former post road Leipzig-Rötha-Borna, of importance in terms of traffic history

Royal Saxon milestone on the Poststrasse Leipzig-Rötha-Borna, sandstone with location and distance information, above originally metal royal crowns. The royal Saxon milestones were the successors of the Saxon postal milestones. They go back to the re-surveying of the Saxon roads begun on September 1st, 1858 by the engineer Wilke. This re-measurement formed the basis for the introduction of the new measurement system. From this point of view, the system of the Royal Saxon Milestones is of great importance for the history of traffic and technology. LfD / 2012 All milestone on the sidewalk in front of Bornaische Strasse 27, sandstone, with a memorial plaque from 1997 with an inscription

09256635
 
villa
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villa Bornaische Strasse 37
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1895-1898 representative building in the style of Italian country houses, significance in terms of local development and architectural history

Villa building built from 1895–98 according to plans by master bricklayer Friedrich Wehrmann, builder was the commercial gardener Johann Friedrich Wolf. Two-storey, cubic building with jamb and flat, clearly protruding hipped roof. Plastered facades, profiled window frames, straight roofs and economical plaster ornamentation. On the main front a central projection, in front of it a polygonal stand bay through both floors. At the back there is a protruding staircase with a wooden vestibule. The north side with a single-storey extension, above it a balcony. Inside, a staircase dating from the construction period and other historical furnishings such as floor tiles in the entrance area. The villa, which was once part of the Friedrich Wolf nursery, bears witness to the development of Markkleeberg at the end of the 19th century. It shows that the once small village of Markkleeberg expanded and changed structurally and structurally. The object is of cultural and historical importance as a structural testimony to the activities of the Wolf nursery, which achieved a great reputation for breeding azaleas and camellias and thus contributed to the great Saxon tradition in this field of plant breeding. As a typical example of villa architecture around 1900, the building is also of architectural importance. LfD / 2012 2 1/2 storeys, plastered facade, cane and eaves cornice, front and rear central risalit, mezzanine floor, partly window canopies, profiled artificial stone window frames, wooden vestibule on the back. Horticulture (also earlier), extension not a monument. from the construction period: some windows, front door, floor tiles in the entrance area, stairwell. Dating according to information. with two-storey porch and vestibule with colored panes

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Apartment building (formerly town hall and Ratskeller) in open development, with fencing
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Apartment building (formerly town hall and Ratskeller) in open development, with fencing Bornaische Strasse 46
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1909 in the corner of Robert-Koch-Straße, representative plastered building in the reform style around 1910, architect: Arthur Jäger, significance in terms of local history, local development history and building history

Built in 1909 as the Markkleeberg town hall, planning by the architect Arthur Jäger (inscription panel). Two-story building with an extended mansard roof. Plastered facades with restrained plaster structure, sloping building corner, here the former entrance to the Ratskeller with a rich stucco portal, in the roof area a balcony with protruding parapet, above it once a roof turret, which gave the building an additional urban focus. To the side of the beveled corner, side projections that end in curved gables. As the outer finish of the facades, bay-like templates, which also end with gable-like gables. The first floor, which was once primarily used as a restaurant, has large, flat-arched windows, and the upper floors were probably originally partly used as living quarters. Enclosure largely renewed: clinker base and posts, the simply ornamented capstones old. The building refers to the community history of Markkleeberg in the early 20th century and documents the development of the area during this time, which was characterized by the increasing use of urban building forms. This results in the historical and historical significance of the object. As a high-quality municipal building typical of the time in a small town, it is also relevant in terms of architectural history. LfD / 2012 2 storeys, extended attic, plastered facade with simple plastered structure, mansard roof with several gables, corner accentuation by stuccoed arched portal, portal with inscription: "Ratskeller", "(If N) envy eider and hate haters - what God grants you has to be done let yourself! ", semicircular balcony, 2 corner bay windows, flat arched windows on the ground floor, original windows. Inscription plaque: "A. Jäger Architect". Enclosure: clinker plinth, plaster post with plaster structure, new wooden fence. Dating according to literature with an elaborately stuccoed Renaissance portal and fence post with plaster structure

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Apartment building (formerly Sparkasse) in open development
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Apartment building (formerly Sparkasse) in open development Bornaische Strasse 48
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1908-1909 in the corner of Robert-Koch-Straße, representative plastered building with effective urban planning in the reform style around 1910, planning by the architects Reichel & Kühn, significance in terms of local development and building history

Built in 1908/09 as a savings bank, planning by the architects Reichel & Kühn. Two-storey, cubic building with a mansard roof, some of which is a full storey. Plastered facades, plinth area with plastered grooves, on the street front indicated central projection with pilaster structure, covered by high gable gable, building setback north of the risalit, emphasis of the north-east corner by bay windows with relief (beehive, flanked by birds), the supporting consoles also with a dome-shaped ornamentation typical of the time. The house entrance on the street front is closed with a round arch, above it a cartridge of two putti. Equipment elements from the time of construction such as front door, stairwell and apartment doors. The building refers to the structural development of the former village of Markkleeberg in the early 20th century, which was characterized by the increasing use of urban designs. This results in the historical historical testimony of the property. As a savings bank building in the typical and demanding form of the time, it is also of building typology importance. LfD / 2012 2 storeys, expanded attic, plastered facade with plastered structure, in the base area with plaster grooves, corner bay window with coat of arms (beehive), main facade 3 axes emphasized by plaster pilaster strips and two-storey gable, arched portal, above a cartridge of 2 putti, on the side. Inscription: "Sparkasse" from the time of construction: front door, window, rosette reliefs on windows to the right of the entrance, porch door, staircase, apartment doors, cellar door, courtyard door 1910 with pilaster structure, stucco reliefs, corner bay with beehive coat of arms and attached tower

09256618
 
Residential building
Residential building Bornaische Strasse 56
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1st half of the 19th century Part of the historical village development of Markkleeberg, plastered building with a half-hipped roof, upper floor presumably half-timbered, 2 storeys of local and architectural significance, half-hipped roof (roof structure probably old), plastered facade, thick walls (probably clay) 09256613
 
Residential house, Malzdarr barn with an eastern extension, barn, side building with an eastern extension, two gate entrances and manual pump of a four-sided courtyard Bornaische Strasse 68
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re. 1736 Residential building, stately baroque building, plastered facades with natural stone elements, on the courtyard side, broad, strongly protruding central projectile, malt chalk barn with high, three-part roof space, side buildings plastered brick buildings with clinker elements, older additions partly in clay, importance of local history, building history and economic history, plastered façade, Krüppel house, rarity value , profiled eaves cornice, partly with porphyry window frames, porch on the courtyard side, windows partly old, front door old, simple plaster structure. Above the front door inscription: "1736", Malzdarr barn: clinker brick, multi-storey hipped roof, 2nd half of the 19th century, rear barn: clay and clinker brick, 1st half of the 19th century, right stable: one storey, broken stone base, clinker brick, 2 loading hatches , right outbuilding: one-storey, clinker brick and mud walls, 1st half of the 19th century, left outbuilding: clinker brick connecting gate: clinker brick, 2nd half of the 19th century, enclosure: gate post plastered, sandstone ball as the upper end, on the left side wrought iron grille , Hand pump: facing the courtyard in front of the entrance; "Pleißenhof" 09256619
 
Apartment building in open development, formerly with a restaurant
Apartment building in open development, formerly with a restaurant Bornaische Strasse 73
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1899 in the corner of Schillerplatz, late-historical plastered clinker brick building in a striking urban development location, significance for the history of the local development, 3 storeys, 8-1-5 axes, clinker base, first floor plastered facade with plastered ashlar, on the upper floor plastered clinker brick facade, cornice, stucco consoles in the eaves chipped, attached Corner turret with half-timbering (removed before 1997), remains of an inscription: "Moritz Ga (stätte)" now: Sparkasse and bowling alley annex no monument .; former restaurant "Zum Keglerheim" 09256617
 
Apartment building in open development
Apartment building in open development Bornaische Strasse 96
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1892-1893 Late historical plastered facade with plastered structure and stucco decoration, significance in terms of local development and architectural history with gate passage, 3 storeys, 6 axes, quarry stone base, plastered facade with plastered structure, ground floor with plastered grooves, profiled window frames, on the 1st floor window canopies, partly with stuccoed gable and gable , Eaves cornice with stucco consoles. Inscription: "Feinbäckerei". Not seen inside. 09256621
 
Individual features of the entire Auenfriedhof: crypt house of the von Crostewitz and von Winckler families, two grave slabs, tomb Johanna Bach geb.  Campell († 1909) and Wegener's tomb as well as the war memorial for those killed in World War I of the parish of Markkleeberg-Dölitz (see also material document - Obj. 09304891, same address)
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Individual features of the entire Auenfriedhof: crypt house of the von Crostewitz and von Winckler families, two grave slabs, tomb Johanna Bach geb. Campell († 1909) and Wegener's tomb as well as the war memorial for those killed in World War I of the parish of Markkleeberg-Dölitz (see also material document - Obj. 09304891, same address) Dösener Strasse 20
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around 1710 Baroque grave house plastered building with broken roof, entrance framed with arches, younger grave slabs attached to the north side, south in front of the crypt and morgue two powerful profiled grave slabs in sandstone, northeast of the morgue the war memorial for the fallen of the parish: two bronze plates on a piece of wall, one with name inscriptions and one with a figure of a mourner, local history, architectural history, cultural history and artistic importance Crypt: 1 floor, plastered facade, portal system with pilaster and blind arch, inscription: "v. Crostewitz v. Winckler", profiled eaves cornice, mansard roof, east mortuary annex (no monument) , Tomb Johanna Bach b. Campell (+1909): simple granite stele, in the upper part a portrait medallion in marble, presumably made by Adolf Lehnert, as a frame garland in bas-relief, Wegener's tomb: sandstone, around 1900, heavy late historical forms, decorated with a wreath, palm fronds and garlands, with gable end Lion's head, moved in 2013 from the Liebertwolkwitz cemetery to the Auenfriedhof 09256616
 
All of the Auenfriedhof cemetery: cemetery with crypt of the von Crostewitz and von Winckler families, two grave slabs, tomb Johanna Bach geb. Campell († 1909) and Wegener's tomb as well as the war memorial for those killed in World War I of the parish of Markkleeberg-Dölitz (see also list of individual monuments - Obj. 09256616, same address) Dösener Strasse 20
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16th century 500-year-old burial site on the outskirts of the former village of Markkleeberg, significance in terms of local and cultural history, simple complex with a triangular floor plan on sloping terrain 09304891
 
Apelstein No. 49 (N)
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Apelstein No. 49 (N) Dösener Strasse 20 (near)
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20th century Memorial stone in memory of the battles of the Battle of the Nations near Leipzig in 1813, 3,000 horsemen of the IV Kellermann Cavalry Corps, historically significant 09304347
 
Apartment building in open development
Apartment building in open development Gorkistraße 1
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1926-1931 Plastered building in the typical traditionalist forms of the 1920s with simple plaster structure and entrance area emphasized by risalit and triangular gable, importance in terms of local development and architectural history 2 floors, 2 axes (gable), extended attic, lateral entrance zone with risalit-like protrusion in the stairwell area with balconies on the left 2 balconies, simple plaster structure, plastered walls with straightening at the door. Profiled cornice, eaves cornice, from the time of construction: front door, window (old). compare also Gorkistraße 3. 09256466
 
Apartment building in open development
Apartment building in open development Gorkistraße 3
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1926-1929 Plastered building in the typical traditionalist forms of the 1920s, with plastered structure, entrance highlighted by stepped portal frame, importance in terms of local development and architectural history 2 floors, 5 axes, extended attic, complicated roof landscape, side entrance, above concave building with window, multi-stepped portal entrance with stucco rosette Plastered facade above the door, stucco tulip above the central window in the gable from the time it was built: front door, window (old), some shutters, see also Gorkistraße 1, site of the former brewery 09256465
 
Residential house (with equipment) in open development as well as garden and enclosure Händelstrasse 5
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1929-1930 Residential building designed and commissioned by the artist Curt Hasenohr-Hoelloff, historical and artistic significance

It is the house of the graphic artist and enamelur Curt Hasenohr-Hoelloff, which was designed on his own behalf and partly executed by himself, and was built in 1929/30. Two-storey building in brick masonry, plastered, pyramid roof, transverse windows, interior fittings from the time it was built. The residential building is surrounded by a garden and separated from the street by a wooden fence. Due to its history and the importance of the client as an artist, the building is of architectural and artistic importance. As an example of an artist's house from around 1930, it is a rarity for the region as well as for the whole of Saxony. LfD / 2011 two-story, pyramid roof, plastered facades, transverse windows, inside probably furniture and equipment elements from the period of construction, this like the building also from that Leipzig graphic artist and enameller Curt Hasenohr-Hoelloff designed and partly executed himself

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Apartment building in half-open development
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Apartment building in half-open development Kirchstrasse 2
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1897-1898 in the corner of Bornaische Strasse, late historical plastered clinker brick facade, importance for local development 3 storeys, 4-1-6 axes, developed attic, brick plinth, ground floor with plastering, on the upper floor clinker facade with plastered structure, profiled cornice, eaves cornice with stucco consoles, profiled artificial stone window frames , on the 1st floor window roofing 09256607
 
Residential building
Residential building Kirchstrasse 4
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1st half of the 19th century two-storey house with original roof structure 09256606
 
Rectory with two outbuildings
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Rectory with two outbuildings Kirchstrasse 25
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1860 Plastered building with economical plastered structure and saddle roof protruding far, conservatory extension, plastered outbuildings, local historical and socio-historical significance parsonage: 2 floors, quarry stone plinth, plastered facade with simple plastered structure, cornice, protruding roof on carved lugs and rafters, two-storey winter garden. 2 outbuildings: 1 storey, plastered, new roof 09256596
 
Church with equipment
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Church with equipment Kirchstrasse 27
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1627, later remodeled Hall building with polygonal choir and tower with curved dome and lantern, significance in terms of local history, architectural history, artistic and urban development. Hall building with polygonal choir, tower with curved dome and lantern. Renewed in 1612, rebuilt in 1744. 09256594
 
Material aggregate Rittergut Markkleeberg, with the individual monuments: mansion (see individual monument list - Obj. 09256595, Kirchstraße 42) and gatehouse (see individual monument list - Obj. 09303235, Kirchstraße 40) as well as two younger wing buildings (farm buildings) and courtyard paving as material parts and park with the former moat area in the southwest (garden monument)
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Material collection of the manor of Markkleeberg, with the individual monuments: mansion (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09256595, Kirchstrasse 42) and gatehouse (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09303235, Kirchstrasse 40) as well as two younger wing buildings (farm buildings) and courtyard paving as material parts as well as park with the former moat in the southwest (garden monument) Kirchstrasse 29; 40; 42
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17th to 19th century Formative component in the historic center of Markkleeberg with valuable buildings and a garden area preserved in the main area, local history, cultural history, architectural history and garden artistic importance manor complex in the vicinity of the Auenkirche, access via gatehouse on the east side, mansion on the north side of the former almost completely converted courtyard from the farm buildings (total parts) only two on the east side have been preserved in historical form (built on the side of the gatehouse), park on the north / north-west side of the former manor area, plus the former moat area that delimited the manor area in the south-west 09303234
 
Former school, today the parish and parish hall, with an outbuilding (toilet block)
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Former school, today the parish and parish hall, with an outbuilding (toilet block) Kirchstrasse 36
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1887 Broad plastered building with simple plaster structure and winter garden, significance in terms of local history and building history, originally the Markkleeberg church school with toilet block, later now the seat of the municipal administration: 2 storeys, quarry-brick clinker base, plastered facade with simple plaster structure, profiled cornice and eaves cornice, original conservatory extension, Windows partly old outbuildings: 1 storey, plastered, eaves cornice. Dating according to literature 09256598
 
Residential house with outbuildings
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Residential house with outbuildings Kirchstrasse 38
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1870-1871 Former Eser fishery, single-storey plastered buildings with clinker brick structure, significance of local history and social history Both buildings assembled, plastered facade, clinker eaves cornice, brick structure over windows and doors, wooden vestibule, old windows and doors, dating according to local chronicle. 09256597
 
Individual monument of the property of the Rittergut Markkleeberg: Torhaus (see property list - Obj. 09303234, Kirchstraße 29, 40, 42)
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Individual monument of the property of the Rittergut Markkleeberg: Torhaus (see property list - Obj. 09303234, Kirchstraße 29, 40, 42) Kirchstrasse 40
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Seat niche portal re. 1664 Plastered building with valuable Renaissance portal and grave slab Christof von Schönfeld (+1577) in the passage, historical and artistic significance three-storey, plastered, gable roof, profiled eaves cornice, passage with flat arch, courtyard side two seating niche portals made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff, partially profiled window frames also made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff 09303235
 
Apelstein No. 50 (V)
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Apelstein No. 50 (V) Kirchstrasse 40 (in front of)
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2000 in front of the Torhaus Markkleeberg, memorial stone in memory of the battles of the Battle of the Nations near Leipzig in 1813, 500 men of the Austrian infantry regiment number 20 under Prince von Kaunitz, historically significant 09304348
 
Individual monument of the property of the Rittergut Markkleeberg: Herrenhaus (see property list - Obj. 09303234, Kirchstrasse 29, 40, 42)
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Individual monument of the property of the Rittergut Markkleeberg: Herrenhaus (see property list - Obj. 09303234, Kirchstrasse 29, 40, 42) Kirchstrasse 42
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1745, older in essence Typical Saxon manor house from the Baroque era, plastered building with a mansard roof, today's appearance also influenced by changes in the late 19th century, local historical, architectural and artistic significance manor house: former moated castle, two-storey, courtyard side three-axis side elevations, mansard roof, central axis with entrance through pilasters, center elevation emphasized garden with triangular gable, rich historic decor, parts of the historical furnishings have been preserved inside, entrance hall with pilasters, half-columns and stucco coves 09256595
 
Park Lindenstrasse -
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around 1908 Park-like plaza with a wide green strip and trees, significance of the historical development of the green strip with trees, square 09256580
 
Residential house in open development, with outbuildings and fencing
Residential house in open development, with outbuildings and fencing Lindenstrasse 8
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around 1908 Representative building in the sense of the reform architecture around 1910/15, noble plaster facades with restrained plaster structure, portico-like entrance with figural relief in the gable field, importance of local development and architectural history residential building: 2 storeys, mansard roof, plaster facade with simple plaster structure, roofed figured front buildings with attached balcony Reliefs in the gable, cane and eaves cornice, some old windows, window grilles. Client: Oskar Krieger, dating 1908 according to information on the outbuilding: 1 storey, mansard roof, plastered facade, original windows. Enclosure: plaster base and posts, wooden fence. 09256587
 
Residential house in open development, with enclosure Lindenstrasse 9
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1929-1930 Wooden house, rare example for the region of prefabricated wooden buildings by Christoph & Unmack (Niesky), significance in terms of local development and building history

1929/30 built timber structure by Christoph & Unmack AG from Niesky, the client was the businessman Harry Levin. The construction was carried out by the Leipzig construction company Arthur Friedrich. The gable-facing building consists of a massive brickwork substructure, the ground floor in "Nordic block construction" made of standardized planks and the top floor in a half-timbered construction connected to the roof. On the west side is a veranda extension with an exit in the attic, on the east side there is the house entrance with a narrow porch. Typical for the appearance of the standardized wooden houses by Christoph & Unmack are the wooden structure, the red-brown paintwork and the shutters. In keeping with the rural character of the house, the enclosure is designed as a picket fence, the fence posts are made of concrete, the gate and driveway have pillars in clinker brickwork. The house is a testament to the structural development of Alt-Markkleeberg in the first half of the 20th century. It is part of the housing estate that was built around 1910/15 east of Bornaische Straße and shows how in the 1920/30 years of the Demand for upscale development for this area was implemented. In this sense, the object has expressiveness in terms of local development. As an example of the standardized, industrial timber house construction of the globally significant company Christoph & Unmack (Niesky), which has been excellently preserved in the historical inventory, it is also of great architectural significance. It documents the spread of the wooden houses by Christoph & Unmack, although not a large number of these buildings are known for the West Saxon area, so that a rarity can be noted here. LfD / 2014

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Residential house in open development, with side fencing and gate entrance
Residential house in open development, with side fencing and gate entrance Lindenstrasse 10
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1912 largely originally preserved plastered building in reform style around 1910/15, significance in terms of local development and building history

The house was built in 1912 based on a design by the renowned Dresden architecture firm Lossow & Kühne. It is a two-story cubic building with a hipped roof. The facades have a yellow-colored fine plaster, the central axis protrudes like a bay on the street front. In accordance with the design principles of reform architecture around 1910/15, structuring and decorative elements are only used very cautiously and accentuated. Such accentuating details are, for example, the plaster relief on the main facade or the painting of the eaves with stylized ornament. Overall, the noble effect of the building is based primarily on its proportions, the high-quality design of the details and the solid execution. The entrance to the house, which can be reached via an outside staircase, is on the east side, above the arched window of the stairwell. On the south side (garden side) side elevation and on the west side a small veranda. The external appearance is also enlivened by shutters, which are only partially preserved. The fencing on the west side is bricked and plastered, originally a wooden slatted field inserted at the top, gate system with plastered posts and wooden gate wings. The house refers to the structural development of Alt-Markkleeberg in the early 20th century. It is part of the housing estate that was built around 1910/15 east of Bornaische Strasse. On behalf of well-off Leipzig citizens, villas and apartment buildings were built here for high demands. In this sense, the object has expressiveness in terms of local development. At the same time, it refers to the work of the Dresden architects Lossow & Kühne in the area of ​​residential and villa construction and thus gains importance in terms of building history. Lossow & Kühne were among the outstanding Saxon architects of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. LfD / 2011 Residential building: 2 floors, plastered facade with simple plaster structure, polygonal central projection, painted eaves cornice, putto relief, shutters, front door and windows, some of them original . Enclosure: plaster base and posts, wooden gates.

09256588
 
Residential house in open development in a corner, with attached outbuildings and fencing
Residential house in open development in a corner, with attached outbuildings and fencing Mozartstrasse 1
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1911-1912 in the corner of Lindenstrasse, a picturesque structure in the style of reform architecture around 1910/15, the home and studio of the sculptor Adolf Lehnert (1862-1948), in the adjoining building formerly the studio, significance in terms of local development, building history and art history

Built in 1911/12 as a house with a studio for the sculptor Adolf Lehnert, the building was planned by the Leipzig architect Karl Poser. It is a one-and-a-half-story building with a high, extended saddle roof. In accordance with the principles of reform architecture from around 1910/15, the façades have only a few accentuated decorative shapes. The architecture lives primarily from the refined structure of the building and the arrangement of tastefully designed individual elements, e.g. B. the round bay window with copper cladding. Veranda extension on the south side, in front of it a covered entrance with an outside staircase, on the upper floor balcony over the veranda. The single-storey annex building to the east of the residential building was originally the studio of the sculptor Adolf Lehnert. This function can be seen from the large steel frame windows bent in the eaves area. The enclosure of the property consists of a base and posts in stone and wooden fence panels, on the street corner a three-part, solid piece of wall with round openings. The house refers to the structural development of Alt-Markkleeberg in the early 20th century. It is part of the housing estate that was built around 1910/15 east of Bornaische Strasse. On behalf of well-off Leipzig citizens, villas and apartment buildings were built here for high demands. In this sense, the object has expressiveness in terms of local development. As the living and working place of Adolf Lehnert, who was one of the most important and busiest sculptors of his time in Leipzig, it is a document for regional art and cultural history. As an artist's house, it is also relevant in terms of building typology. Furthermore, it represents an important monument value for the history of architecture in general. The planner of the building Karl Poser was one of the most innovative Leipzig architects in the early 20th century. With its outstanding quality, the Lehnert house is an example of Poser's high creative potential. LfD / 2011 Residential building: 2 storeys, expanded attic, plastered facade with simple plastered structure, floor and eaves cornice, balconies, tower-like round bay windows with copper hoods, covered entrance with outside staircase Ancillary building: is attached to the residential building, originally atelier of the sculptor Adolph Lehnert, plastered facade, eaves cornice , Studio window, entrance porch Enclosure: plaster base and posts, new wooden fence

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villa
villa Mozartstrasse 2
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around 1912 Plastered building with stylized plastered and stucco decorations in the sense of reform architecture around 1910/15, significance in terms of local development and architectural history. Two-storey plastered building with mansard roof and central projection, original plaster ornaments in vegetable and geometric shapes 09257065
 
Villa with enclosure
Villa with enclosure Mozartstrasse 4
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around 1912 Attractive plastered building in the reform style around 1910/15, tower-like central projection, noble plaster with sparing structure and accentuating stucco decoration, significance in terms of local development and building history, 2 storeys, mansard hipped roof, polygonal central projection with tower-like closure and curved hood, plastered window facade with two-axis stucco medallion , Open staircase with plastic (seated boy) at the entrance, from the time it was built: front door, window, lead-glazed window on the ground floor of the central projectile. Enclosure: plaster base and dividers, wooden fence and gates 09256585
 
Former beer cellars
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Former beer cellars Rilkestrasse -
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End of 18th century Shield wall made of quarry stone and brick, walls of the entrance made of natural stone, importance of local history and economic history, beer cellar laid out in the bump of the Kellerberg by brewer and innkeeper Hötzel, brewery was in Gorkistraße 5 09256644
 
War memorial for the members of the Markkleeberg gymnastics club who fell in World War I
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War memorial for the members of the Markkleeberg gymnastics club who fell in World War I Rilkestrasse -
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after 1918 (war memorial) Half-height stone made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff, adorned with swords and a laurel wreath, significance for local and contemporary history in porphyry, inscription partly illegible, cross with laurel wreath on top, swords on the right, is in front of the gym 09256614
 
School (No. 11) and gym (No. 13)
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School (No. 11) and gym (No. 13) Rilkestrasse 11; 13
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re. 1903-1904 School-appealing clinker brick building in Art Nouveau forms, with structured plastered sections and decorative gables, gym plastered building in the traditionalist forms of the 1920s, with plastered structures and covered entrance with stucco cartouche, importance of local history and architectural history Primary school: 3 floors, clinker brick facade with plastered structure, gabled bay windows on each side , profiled eaves cornice, sandstone portal with sculpted sandstone consoles and coat of arms relief, inscription: "Built AD 1903/1904 Reichel und Kühn. Architects" Toilet block: 1 floor. Windows and doors old. Sports hall: 1-2 storeys, plastered facade, on the right-hand side extension, which is structured by pilaster strips and multi-tiered plastered fields, covered entrance, above balcony-like structure with medallion, inscription: "1876-1926", shutters on the upper floor. 09256467
 
Apelstein No. 11 (N)
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Apelstein No. 11 (N) Rilkestraße 22 (next to)
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re. 1863, set 1861 Memorial stone commemorating the battles of the Battle of Leipzig in 1813 on the Kellerberg, 8,000 men of the VIII. Corps under the Polish Prince Poniatowski against Prussia and Austrians under Kleist and Merveldt, historical and cultural significance Apelstein number 11, next to Gorkistraße 1, on the Kellerberg 09256615
 
Apartment building in half-open development
Apartment building in half-open development Wachauer Strasse 1
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around 1895 Plastered clinker facade with richly stuccoed window gables and eaves cornice with stucco consoles, importance in terms of local development and architectural history 3 floors, 6 axes, clinker base, ground floor plastering (ruinous), on the upper floors clinker facade, profiled cornice, eaves cornice with stucco facing stone, window consoles on the upper floor stucco window roofing on the 1st floor. from the time of construction: front door, stairwell, apartment doors, cellar door compare also Bornaische Straße 103. 09256637
 

Former cultural monuments

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Show system of the lignite mining of the Espenhain and Zwenkau opencast mines consisting of a bucket wheel excavator Bg. 1547, belt drop device (stacker), electricity house, two driver's cabs of the Zwenkau overburden conveyor bridge, an empty track from interlocking 24 to interlocking 6, two electric motors, a railway trailer, dispatcher tower, belt system, apron clearing On the west bank 2 09305976
 
Tenement house
Tenement house At the Stadtmühle 1b
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around 1870 Apartment building in open development, with plaster structure, formerly part of the now demolished town mill
 
Tenement house
Tenement house At the Stadtmühle 1c
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around 1870 Apartment building in open development, with plaster structure, formerly part of the now demolished town mill
 
villa
villa Beethovenstrasse 1
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1911 Country house style villa with glare framework, attached tower and winter garden
 
Residential building
Residential building Bornaische Strasse 58
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19th century One-storey plastered construction, end of November 2019 start of demolition work for the purpose of new construction
 
Residential building Kirchstrasse 10
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1st half of the 19th century Plastered earth building with original roof structure, demolished
 
Residential building Kirchstrasse 14
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1st half of the 19th century Residential building with the original hipped roof, old windows and three smaller farm buildings. Demolished in 2010 and replaced by a new building.
 
enclosure
enclosure Kirchstrasse 38b
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around 1800 Residential building with the original hipped roof, old windows and three smaller farm buildings. Demolished in 2010 and replaced by a new building.
 
Rental villa
Rental villa Rathenaustraße 30
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1910/1915 Rental villa with enclosure, convex protruding central part with roof house and original windows
 
Tenement house
Tenement house Virchowstrasse 1
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around 1912 Apartment house in open development with enclosure, mansard hipped roof and porch
 

literature

  • Cornelius Gurlitt : Markkleeberg . In:  Descriptive representation of the older architectural and art monuments of the Kingdom of Saxony. 16. Issue: Amtshauptmannschaft Leipzig (Leipzig Land) . CC Meinhold, Dresden 1894, p. 81.

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