Weyhern Castle - Exclusive maisonette apartment on the top floor
In the middle of an idyllic park, protected by a small wood and surrounded by impressive historic buildings, the approximately 300-year-old baroque Weyhern Castle towers over the municipality of Egenhofen. Originally rebuilt in 1826 in the neoclassical style and decorated by the renowned artists Jean Baptiste Métivier and Joseph Schwarzmann, the castle today offers a luxurious retreat.
In 1983, the castle was converted into an exclusive residential ensemble with 21 condominiums and supplemented with an underground parking garage and an elegant outdoor pool.
The beautifully designed maisonette apartment on the top floor offers a generous living space of approx. 261 m² plus a usable area of approx. 66 m² and impresses with its charming loft character. The impressive roof truss from 1726 forms the framework for stylish living within historic walls. The lower level features an open-plan kitchen, the living and dining area and an additional room, which is ideal as a children's room or study. Another highlight on this level is the former library, which is a separate but open room with a view of the historic roof truss.
An elegant wooden staircase leads to the gallery, which is also open to the living area. Here, a new floor-to-ceiling window provides plenty of natural light and offers a wonderful view of the surrounding castle buildings and countryside. The loft-style bedroom is visually separated from the living area by a railing and has a large en suite bathroom with bathtub and double washbasin. A further bathroom with shower for guests is located on the gallery level.
The spacious outdoor pool, surrounded by a dense hedge, offers privacy and invites you to relax. Several teak furniture sets and elegant loungers under stylish Weishäuptl umbrellas offer additional comfort.
The apartment has two large cellar compartments and its own parking space in the underground garage, which is located directly below the pool area.
The castle park with its old trees is available to residents and invites them to take long walks. The chapel integrated into the castle is occasionally used for private events and can be reached through the park.