Historical Manor seeking a new owner.
It is ideal as a representative corporate or private estate, a hotel project, or a health resort with ample space for both people and animals.
The approximately 5-hectare estate in Lower Carinthia, including outbuildings, is looking for a new owner. Originally, it was planned to be converted into a hotel and health resort, but no investor has been found so far. Rezoning for this purpose was carried out in 2021, though it could be reversed if necessary.
With its historic stable, also suitable for storage or exhibition space, the listed manor house is ideal as a prestigious corporate headquarters. It also offers potential for cultural use. Nature lovers who appreciate tranquility and privacy in the countryside will find a perfect oasis here, and the manor is also highly suitable for tourism projects (e.g., AirBnB, Gîte).
Key information:
Zoning:
Building land – special zone (hotel and health resort) and green land (theme gardens)
Location:
Convenient access to the highway between Klagenfurt and Vienna
2 km to Althofen railway station (Southern Railway Line)
20 minutes to Klagenfurt and Lake Wörthersee
Building volume overview according to the plans:
Castle (Schloss):
- Basement (UG): 443 m² floor area, 3.00 m ceiling height, 1,329 m³ volume
- Ground floor (EG): 526 m² floor area, 3.70 m ceiling height, 1,946 m³ volume
- First floor (OG): 526 m² floor area, 3.70 m ceiling height, 1,946 m³ volume
- Attic (DG): 526 m² floor area, 4.00 m ceiling height, 2,104 m³ volume
Distillery:
- Basement (UG): 567 m² floor area, 5.00 m ceiling height, 2,835 m³ volume
- Ground floor (EG): 494 m² floor area, 3.70 m ceiling height, 1,828 m³ volume
- First floor (OG): 494 m² floor area, 4.20 m ceiling height, 2,075 m³ volume
Barn (Stadel):
- Ground floor (EG): 1,351 m² floor area, 3.00 m ceiling height, 4,053 m³ volume
- First floor (OG): 1,912 m² floor area, 6.00 m ceiling height, 11,472 m³ volume
Outbuildings (pigsty and worker’s apartments):
- Basement (UG): 600 m² floor area, 2.20 m ceiling height, 1,320 m³ volume
- First floor (OG): 600 m² floor area, 2.50 m ceiling height, 1,500 m³ volume
Wagon shed:
- Ground floor (EG): 250 m² floor area, 3.00 m ceiling height, 750 m³ volume
Garage building (old mill):
- Ground floor (EG): 170 m² floor area, 2.50 m ceiling height, 425 m³ volume
Sheep shed:
- Ground floor (EG): 40 m² floor area, 2.00 m ceiling height, 80 m³ volume
Bee hut:
- Ground floor (EG): 6 m² floor area, 2.50 m ceiling height, 15 m³ volume
GUT KRUMFELDEN – Situated amidst the picturesque Carinthian nature, directly by the Gurk River, lies the historic Krumfelden estate. During Roman times, a settlement known as "Matacaium" existed in this area, likely between Althofen and Krumfelden. Three Roman stones discovered in Krumfelden suggest a postal station once stood here. Since the 11th century, the estate has been referred to as a manor and is now part of the cultural heritage. The name Krumfelden derives from a crooked velber tree (a type of willow). It was first mentioned as "predium Chrumpenveliwe" (Krumfelden estate) in a 1074 document by Archbishop Gebhard of Salzburg, the owner at the time.
In 1775, the Knappitsch family was ennobled by Maria Theresa and received Silberegg Castle near Althofen. Franz Edler von Knappitsch acquired Töscheldorf Castle and Krumfelden estate in 1814, where his son Ferdinand I built Krumfelden Castle around 1840. After passing through several generations, the estate was transferred in 1921 to Remigius von Scarpatetti-Unterwegen. In 2002, Ferdinand III Knappitsch-Scarpatetti-Unterwegen sold the estate to businessmen Welz and Hörmann, before it was acquired in 2015 by Krumfelden 1 Besitz GmbH.
The historic estate includes several outbuildings, among which is an impressive multi-story barn. The barn, extended in 1852, was once used to fatten up to 200 oxen. It is approximately 64 meters long and 15 meters wide, featuring cross-vaulted ceilings on brick pillars and characteristic round-arched brick lattice windows.
