In the midst of Telgte's greenest surroundings lies the former manor Haus Langen. Surrounded by a large historic ring wall with a double, in some places even triple moat and a double mill along the Bever, the entire estate is a graceful reminder of times gone by. Due to the romantic setting, the private house Langen is still a popular motif for all those who like to paint or take photographs.
The fortress is estimated to have been built in the year 1000 AD. During this time, the building served as a refuge for the surrounding farming communities. From general ownership, the site passed to the eponymous Knights of Langen, who built a castle in the Ringgräfte and also erected the grist mill. In 1378 Haus Langen passed by marriage to the Lords of Letmathe, who resided there for over 300 years. Of the original castle complex, only the gatehouse and a brick gabled house with embrasures still exist today, as well as the water mill, which was still in operation until 1960.
There is only visual contact with the building.
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