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Tillysburg Castle PRIVATE ESTATE

Life under 36 arcade pillars

Tillysburg 1, 4490 St. Florian

Only you in the castle

Walk through the stately arcades to your apartment. A wonderful apartment in the castle with old-fashioned floor boards is available for 2-3 guests. The apartment has a size of 55 m². The walls are decorated with 15 splendid copper plate engravings by Giovanni Battista Piranesi. Piranesi was an artist who is considered to have been a pioneer of the Age of Enlightenment and the late Romantic period.

The bedroom offers modern comfort with WLAN as well as the historic setting of antique furniture and thick walls with their wonderful window recesses. In one recess there is an old Jogl farmer’s table for cosy evenings as well as rustic furniture for your clothes. Everyone feels equally comfortable and pampered in the bathroom.

You will be living exclusively in the castle!

The other state rooms are available to hire for your exquisite events.

Find more details in location of Tillysburg Castle on SchlossZimmer.at.

 

Features

In your room/apartment

  • WLAN
  • Linen
  • Extra cushions and blankets
  • Renovated/newly refurbished

Bathroom

  • Shower
  • Towels
  • Hairdryer

Culinary

  • Local products

Kitchen

  • Coffee machine
  • Electric kettle

Extras

  • No pets

Payment

  • Cash

History of the house and its residents:

The Residents


Count Werner t‘Serklaes von Tilly bought the property in 1629/1630. He had the previous castle, Volkenstorf, demolished and had the new Tillysburg Castle built between 1633 and 1645 using the material from the demolition. The Tillys of Tillysburg died out in 1724 with Ferdinand Lorenz. His sister, the married Countess Monfort, became the heir. In 1730 she sold Tillysburg to Baron Johann Josef Clemens Anton von Weichs, who was a poor manager. From the insolvency assets, Ludovika von Weichs bought the lordships of Tillysburg and Stein in 1755. She sold the castle and land to St. Florian Monastery in 1764. During the Napoleonic Wars (1809) the castle served as a field hospital.

In 1841 Count Karl O'Hegerty bought the castle and estate. O'Hegerty had previously been Master of the Horse at the French court; because of this background, he set up stables for about 40 horses and started horse breeding, which i.a. supplied the Enns barracks with cavalry horses. During the last renovation, the horse stable was reconstructed with the equipment from 1849. Due to the marriage of daughter Ida to Count Franz von Eltz, Tillysburg and agriculture remained in this family for more than 100 years. The building suffered greatly from looting and the billeting of refugees during the Second World War.

In 1988 Heinrich Count von Eltz sold the castle to Georg Spiegelfeld who ensured the renovation and revitalization of the castle.

Anton Bruckner


During his time as a school teacher in St. Florian (1845–1855) Anton Bruckner gave piano lessons and probably also taught other subjects to the children of the count. 

 

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