Gutshaus (Herrenhaus) Cosa (Cosa Hall)

Cosa was originally a house made of many farm houses which was subordinated to the Brohm Hall.

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Gutshaus Cosa, Bergstraße, Friedland, Deutschland

The manor house nowadays used as a mother-child-facility was originally built by Wilhelm von Oertzen (1803-1889) who had acquired the land from Carl Ludwig Constantin von Rieben in 1846.

Cosa has its origins as multiple peasant farmsteads that were consolidated and belonged to the nearby Brohm (formerly Broma).

The red brick building captivates with its symmetrical shape. Surrounded by a spacious park with a small lake, the harmonious structure remained residence of the von Oertzen family until its expropriation in 1945.

In der Nähe

Gutshaus Altwigshagen (Altwigshagen Hall)

What two world wars and the cold war could not destroy, slowly fell to decay over the last three decades

Gutshaus Blumenhagen (Blumenhagen Hall)

The list of protected monuments in the village is long.

Gutshaus Ballin (Ballin Hall)

Of special note: features a baroque octagonal closed lantern crowning the roof and a two-storey six-axis porch.