Gut Godderstorf

Neukirchen, Ostholstein, Germany, Germany

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Gut Godderstorf is a historic manor estate in the village of Godderstorf, part of Neukirchen in the Ostholstein district of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.

First mentioned in the early 15th century, it originated as a managerial farm (Meierhof) of the nearby Gut Siggen, built on the site of a demolished village. The first manor house, now the gatehouse (Torhaus), was constructed in 1680, followed by a large barn in 1735, and the current main manor house was built in 1880 by the Völkers family, who owned it until 1932.

Over centuries, it passed through noble families like von Bülow, von Thienen, and von Hardenberg-Reventlow, playing a key role in local agriculture across about 490 hectares, including villages like Oelendorf and Michaelsdorf. 

Today, the estate is known for its preserved architecture and is associated with Camping Hohes Ufer, offering a glimpse into Holstein's rural heritage near the Baltic Sea.