The three-wing complex from the 16th to the 19th century is a former estate of the Barons von Heyl zu Herrnsheim, which may have emerged from a monastery. The north wing is a late Baroque plaster building with late Classicist remodeling, and has partial half-timbering. The portal reused in the cellar dates back to 1574. In 1861, the late classicist two-wing building with Belevedere tower was erected by the architect Karl Wetter from Mainz. The estate is complemented by a stately workers' residence from 1865. The English landscape garden was probably designed from 1861 by Franz Heinrich Siesmayer, Bockenheim near Frankfurt am Main. The garden still has old trees and a garden pavilion. Since 2004 the garden has belonged to the Mathildenhof Foundation, which takes care of its preservation.
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