Gut Projensdorf is a historic manor located near Altenholz, Germany, with roots going back to the late 14th century and a rich heritage shaped by several noble families such as the Ahlefeldts, Rantzaus, and Baudissins. The current manor house mostly reflects 19th-century neoclassical architecture and now sits by the Kiel Canal, its land having been split by the canal’s construction in 1895.

Operated by the Hassenstein family, the estate serves as a venue for cultural events, weddings, and private celebrations, while also maintaining equestrian facilities and a section of the region’s old Eiderkanal with a historic lock, making it an inviting blend of history, scenic beauty, and modern hospitality.