List of cultural monuments in Ober-Neundorf

The list of cultural monuments in Ober-Neundorf contains all of the cultural monuments of the Görlitz district of Ober-Neundorf that were recorded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments until October 2017 (excluding archaeological cultural monuments). The notes are to be observed.

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Görlitz .

List of cultural monuments in Ober-Neundorf

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Gardener's estate	Amselweg 2 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Probably an old gardener's property, consisting of a living room and a stable, of importance in terms of building history and economic history	09269562
Manor Ober-Neundorf (entity)	Hofeweg 2, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12; Rothenburger Landstrasse 289 (map)	16. – 19. century	Structurally, artistically, locally and in terms of landscape design of importance	09269567
Service yard with all buildings, including the Schweizerhaus (individual monument for ID no. 09269567)	Hofeweg 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 (map)	18./19. century	Individual features of the collective manor manor Ober-Neundorf; Architecturally, artistically and locally of importance	09269566
Manor house with rare sgraffiti (individual monument to ID no.09269567)	Hofeweg 7 (map)	2nd half of the 16th century (manor house); 16th century (sgraffito)	Individual monument belonging to the Ober-Neundorf manor; Architecturally, artistically and locally of importance	09269566
Wall with niche and ancillary building (individual monument for ID No. 09269567)	Hofeweg 9 (map)		Individual features of the collective manor manor Ober-Neundorf; Architecturally, artistically and locally of importance	09269566
The barns and stables (individual monument for ID No. 09269567)	Hofeweg (map)		Individual features of the collective manor manor Ober-Neundorf; Architecturally, artistically and locally of importance	09269566
Manor with toilet and weighing housing (individual monument to ID no.09269567)	Hofeweg (map)		Individual features of the collective manor manor Ober-Neundorf; Architecturally, artistically and locally of importance	09269566
Three fountains (individual monument for ID no.09269567)	Hofeweg (map)		Individual features of the collective manor manor Ober-Neundorf; Architecturally, artistically and locally of importance	09269566
Enclosure wall of the estate park (individual monument for ID no. 09269567)	Hofeweg (map)		Individual monument belonging to the Ober-Neundorf manor; Architecturally, artistically and locally of importance	09269566
Residential stable house, barn, side building and moving house of a farm	Rothenburger Landstrasse 233 (map)	Around 1850 (stable house); 18th century (side building)	Significant in terms of building history and economic history	09269560
Cottage property	Rothenburger Landstrasse 240 (map)	Late 18th century	Massive building with a central projection, of architectural significance	09269561
Residential stable house and barn	Rothenburger Landstrasse 262 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Part of a garden food, forge, forge fire, bellows and part of the transmission received, of architectural, economic and local significance. House painted in April 2016, rebuilt too heavily over the years, was maybe a half-timbered house.	09269564
Forge in two parts	Rothenburger Landstrasse 285 (individual monument for ID no.09269567) (map)	Marked 1874	Part of the totality of the manor Ober-Neundorf, of architectural and local significance	09269565
Enclosure wall of the castle nursery with gate and gate, a fountain and the gardener's house (individual monument for ID no. 09269567)	Rothenburger Landstrasse 289 (map)		Individual features of the collective manor manor Ober-Neundorf; Architecturally, artistically and locally of importance	09269566
Farm with barn (brick), side building and extension to the house	Rothenburger Landstrasse 321 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (barn)	Significant in terms of building history and economic history	09269568

Remarks

This list is not suitable for deriving binding statements on the monument status of an object. As far as a legally binding determination of the listed property of an object is desired, the owner can apply to the responsible lower monument protection authority for a notice.
The official list of cultural monuments is never closed. It is permanently changed through clarifications, new additions or deletions. A transfer of such changes to this list is not guaranteed at the moment.
The monument quality of an object does not depend on its entry in this or the official list. Objects that are not listed can also be monuments.
Basically, the property of a monument extends to the substance and appearance as a whole, including the interior. Deviating applies if only parts are expressly protected (e.g. the facade).

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Description of the garden monument (Ragnhild Kober, December 16, 2008):
- Enclosure: Enclosure of the estate park with south, south-west, west and north enclosure walls made of quarry stone masonry (no cover, the upper edge is desolate), south-west gate with two gate pillars made of brick masonry with cover and wooden slatted gate wings, enclosure of the former palace gardening with east enclosure wall (piers made of Brick masonry with plaster residue and profiled sandstone cover as well as wall sections made of quarry stone with roof tile cover) and east gate (two gate pillars made of plastered brick masonry with profiled sandstone cover and two gate wings made of metal construction), east gate with a door wing made of metal construction in one section of the wall, in the north of the manor short wall section made of quarry stone masonry with a gate post made of brick masonry with roof tile cover
- Development: the estate with the manor house is accessed via the Hofeweg, which leads from east to west through the estate, from the southwest a path leads to the southwest gate of the estate, the palace gardening in the south of the estate was accessed directly from Rothenburger Landstrasse ( see enclosure)
- Soil relief: level courtyard area, level area of the former castle nursery, level area in the south of the manor house (east area of the manor park), slope area with an elongated terrace halfway up the slope of the manor park rising from the southeast to northwest, upper plateau area (west area of the Estate parks)
- Horticulture: in the south-west of the manor house to delimit a small courtyard, a wall with a niche that opens to the south-east to the manor park, the niche made of brick masonry with plaster remnants, the roof of the niche covered with roof tiles, the outer part of the wall just framing the niche in the southeast front quarry stone masonry
- Water elements: three wells on the farm, one in the former. Castle gardening, on the western border Graben (so-called receiving water, which led the surface water north, where it was led under the road through the estate and under the Rothenburger Landstrasse to the east)
- Trees: in the west of the Baumallee estate (there are still seven linden trees on the north side and four linden trees on the south side), courtyard tree in the east of the toilet block (horse chestnut), courtyard tree (linden tree) and a weeping willow in the small courtyard area west of the estate, solitary trees in the estate park (Oak, linden, Norway maple, chestnut, beech), a hornbeam on the niche in the southwest of the manor house, a group of trees (four of the former five linden trees, one stump present) on the upper edge of the slope in the east of the plateau, oaks on the western border , on the northwest corner a Norway maple and a linden tree, in the east and south of the manor house bushes (lilacs), in the east of the manor house a remnant of a former hedge (formerly cut hornbeams)
- Note: a single-family house outside the enclosure wall in the axis of the manor house to the south blocks the view of the surrounding landscape to the south, the park is overgrown, former paths and stairs in the park are overgrown, wild boars can enter the estate park through the enclosure wall that is no longer closed

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List of listed monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, as of April 15, 2014
Monument map of Saxony , accessed on October 13, 2017
Görlitz district geoportal , accessed on October 13, 2017

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[1] Description of the garden monument (Ragnhild Kober, December 16, 2008):

Enclosure: Enclosure of the estate park with south, south-west, west and north enclosure walls made of quarry stone masonry (no cover, the upper edge is desolate), south-west gate with two gate pillars made of brick masonry with cover and wooden slatted gate wings, enclosure of the former palace gardening with east enclosure wall (piers made of Brick masonry with plaster residue and profiled sandstone cover as well as wall sections made of quarry stone with roof tile cover) and east gate (two gate pillars made of plastered brick masonry with profiled sandstone cover and two gate wings made of metal construction), east gate with a door wing made of metal construction in one section of the wall, in the north of the manor short wall section made of quarry stone masonry with a gate post made of brick masonry with roof tile cover

Development: the estate with the manor house is accessed via the Hofeweg, which leads from east to west through the estate, from the southwest a path leads to the southwest gate of the estate, the palace gardening in the south of the estate was accessed directly from Rothenburger Landstrasse ( see enclosure)

Soil relief: level courtyard area, level area of the former castle nursery, level area in the south of the manor house (east area of the manor park), slope area with an elongated terrace halfway up the slope of the manor park rising from the southeast to northwest, upper plateau area (west area of the Estate parks)

Horticulture: in the south-west of the manor house to delimit a small courtyard, a wall with a niche that opens to the south-east to the manor park, the niche made of brick masonry with plaster remnants, the roof of the niche covered with roof tiles, the outer part of the wall just framing the niche in the southeast front quarry stone masonry

Water elements: three wells on the farm, one in the former. Castle gardening, on the western border Graben (so-called receiving water, which led the surface water north, where it was led under the road through the estate and under the Rothenburger Landstrasse to the east)

Trees: in the west of the Baumallee estate (there are still seven linden trees on the north side and four linden trees on the south side), courtyard tree in the east of the toilet block (horse chestnut), courtyard tree (linden tree) and a weeping willow in the small courtyard area west of the estate, solitary trees in the estate park (Oak, linden, Norway maple, chestnut, beech), a hornbeam on the niche in the southwest of the manor house, a group of trees (four of the former five linden trees, one stump present) on the upper edge of the slope in the east of the plateau, oaks on the western border , on the northwest corner a Norway maple and a linden tree, in the east and south of the manor house bushes (lilacs), in the east of the manor house a remnant of a former hedge (formerly cut hornbeams)

Note: a single-family house outside the enclosure wall in the axis of the manor house to the south blocks the view of the surrounding landscape to the south, the park is overgrown, former paths and stairs in the park are overgrown, wild boars can enter the estate park through the enclosure wall that is no longer closed

[2] Enclosure: Enclosure of the estate park with south, south-west, west and north enclosure walls made of quarry stone masonry (no cover, the upper edge is desolate), south-west gate with two gate pillars made of brick masonry with cover and wooden slatted gate wings, enclosure of the former palace gardening with east enclosure wall (piers made of Brick masonry with plaster residue and profiled sandstone cover as well as wall sections made of quarry stone with roof tile cover) and east gate (two gate pillars made of plastered brick masonry with profiled sandstone cover and two gate wings made of metal construction), east gate with a door wing made of metal construction in one section of the wall, in the north of the manor short wall section made of quarry stone masonry with a gate post made of brick masonry with roof tile cover

[3] Development: the estate with the manor house is accessed via the Hofeweg, which leads from east to west through the estate, from the southwest a path leads to the southwest gate of the estate, the palace gardening in the south of the estate was accessed directly from Rothenburger Landstrasse ( see enclosure)

[4] Soil relief: level courtyard area, level area of the former castle nursery, level area in the south of the manor house (east area of the manor park), slope area with an elongated terrace halfway up the slope of the manor park rising from the southeast to northwest, upper plateau area (west area of the Estate parks)

[5] Horticulture: in the south-west of the manor house to delimit a small courtyard, a wall with a niche that opens to the south-east to the manor park, the niche made of brick masonry with plaster remnants, the roof of the niche covered with roof tiles, the outer part of the wall just framing the niche in the southeast front quarry stone masonry

[6] Water elements: three wells on the farm, one in the former. Castle gardening, on the western border Graben (so-called receiving water, which led the surface water north, where it was led under the road through the estate and under the Rothenburger Landstrasse to the east)

[7] Trees: in the west of the Baumallee estate (there are still seven linden trees on the north side and four linden trees on the south side), courtyard tree in the east of the toilet block (horse chestnut), courtyard tree (linden tree) and a weeping willow in the small courtyard area west of the estate, solitary trees in the estate park (Oak, linden, Norway maple, chestnut, beech), a hornbeam on the niche in the southwest of the manor house, a group of trees (four of the former five linden trees, one stump present) on the upper edge of the slope in the east of the plateau, oaks on the western border , on the northwest corner a Norway maple and a linden tree, in the east and south of the manor house bushes (lilacs), in the east of the manor house a remnant of a former hedge (formerly cut hornbeams)

[8] Note: a single-family house outside the enclosure wall in the axis of the manor house to the south blocks the view of the surrounding landscape to the south, the park is overgrown, former paths and stairs in the park are overgrown, wild boars can enter the estate park through the enclosure wall that is no longer closed