The Lüssow manor house was built in the late 18th century under August Carl von Driberg. In the 19th century, the manor house underwent several structural changes: Under Adolf August Karl Heinrich Schubart, a solid facade of yellow brick was added to the northwest facade. The northwest facade also received a veranda made of a wooden structure with amber-colored glass. In addition, an extension with a base of granite stones and yellow clinker was added to the southeast facade. During that time, contemporary cement tiles were also laid in the lower hallway, the estate kitchen, and the bathroom on the first floor. The manor house has been undergoing renovation since October 2022. In the future, it will house living spaces, office spaces, and a vacation apartment.

In addition to guided tours, there will be a historical exhibition, live music, and a scavenger hunt for children. Light refreshments and drinks will be available for our guests. Directions and Information:
The manor house can only be reached via the small gravel path that branches off directly from Schwiesower Straße.
Visitors can park on the street across the way, Friedhofsweg. Additional parking is available at the village elementary school, about a 10-minute walk from there. Travel by S-Bahn Line 2 is also possible.
Unfortunately, parking is not available directly in front of the manor house, as the property is located on a dead-end street.