Deutschkreutz Palace is located in Central Burgenland, was purchased by artist Anton Lehmden in 1966 and still belongs to his family.
Built by Hungarian Count Paul Nadasdy in 1625 and designed in the Italian Renaissance style, it shows off its rich history with lots of intricate stucco work.
Formerly surrounded by a moat, the Palace symbolises the mix between manor house, castle and farmyard so typical for this border region and was built as a four-winged compound with a rectangular courtyard with arcades.