An absolute rarity for lovers of something special: in the beautiful landscape of the Thurgau lake ridge, you now have the chance to become a lord or lady of a castle.

Klingenberg Castle dates back to the 13th century; the present part was last rebuilt in 1772. The adjoining chapel dates from 1694. Baroque and Rococo elements, stuccoed ceilings, 3.6 metre high spacious rooms and several antique tiled stoves combine modern life with the history of the past.

The castle was partially renovated in 2005 and consists of two wings: The west wing was formerly used for living and the south wing for gastronomy. Many other uses are possible (inn, riding school, institution, apartments). About 1,000 m² of living space and at least 18 rooms are waiting for you to realise your ideas.

Adjacent to the property are woods and agricultural land with stables. The castle stands above a decorative moat. The garden is large, lush, sunny and idyllically quiet. Lake Constance is close by and there are sweeping views across the countryside to the Alps. Enough dreaming! What will you do when you are lord of the castle?