Gutshaus Bülow

Schorssow, Germany, Germany

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Gutshaus Bülow is a historic manor house in the Bülow district of Schorssow, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, near the Malchiner See lake.

Likely a timber-framed structure from the 18th century rebuilt in the early 19th and 20th centuries around 1820 under owner Johann Heinrich Degener, it features a simple neoclassical design with Doric colossal columns, side risalits, and minimal interior ornamentation, possibly incorporating older elements like a cellar from its origins as an agricultural estate documented since at least 1372.

Owned by noble families including the von Barner from 1573 and later the wealthy von Tiele-Winckler until 1929, the privately held property has been under restoration since 2019 and stands amid a landscape with a nearby Gothic village church from around 1235.