Living in a castle in northern Germany

Uwe Schulz-Ebschbach has built his dream home, which he calls the “Neuschwanstein of the North”. With an artificial mountain and grotto and an ark, his property is a combination of a Baroque castle and a fairy-tale park.

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Date 14.06.2017
Related Subjects Nature Parks
Keywords Iserhatsche, dream home, home, castle, Uwe Schulz-Ebschbach, Lüneburg Heath
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When their second child was born, Nina and Jacob Salo knew they needed more room. So, with the help of two architects, they used the generous loft space above them to create a flat fit for a family.

Date 14.06.2017
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Keywords Iserhatsche, dream home, home, castle, Uwe Schulz-Ebschbach, Lüneburg Heath
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