Manor house
History before 1800
The Manor at Hude is the oldest and best-preserved building of the Cistercian Monastery complex. Its history extends far into the Middle Ages. Dendrochronological (the study of patterns found in wood) studies provide evidence that the roof structure dates from 1332 ... read more
History after 1800
The manor house as it appears today has undergone many changes over time. The largest was around the beginning of the 19th century as the Duke of Oldenburg, Peter Friedrich Ludwig (*1755 – †1829), demolished the stair tower and constructed two emerging wings ... read more
Support
In 2010, the exterior edifice of the manor house was repaired. The costs amounted to a sum of €370,000 and work lasted over a year. The renovation was covered in part by funding from federal and EU sources, as well as by the owner ... read more
The Manor at Hude is the oldest and best-preserved building of the Cistercian Monastery complex. Its history extends far into the Middle Ages. Dendrochronological (the study of patterns found in wood) studies provide evidence that the roof structure dates from 1332 ... read more
History after 1800
The manor house as it appears today has undergone many changes over time. The largest was around the beginning of the 19th century as the Duke of Oldenburg, Peter Friedrich Ludwig (*1755 – †1829), demolished the stair tower and constructed two emerging wings ... read more
Support
In 2010, the exterior edifice of the manor house was repaired. The costs amounted to a sum of €370,000 and work lasted over a year. The renovation was covered in part by funding from federal and EU sources, as well as by the owner ... read more
