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CHATEAU DE WINTRANGE


Chateau de Wintrange is for sale through Sotheby’s.



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CHATEAU DE WINTRANGE


Chateau de Wintrange is for sale through Sotheby’s.



We are currently not open to public, visits or events.

For more information please visit Sotheby’s Luxembourg

and check out our media image galleries to view the property.

A PREMIERE EVENT AND WEDDING VENUE

Established in 1610, Château de Wintrange is the perfect destination for your most important events. From elegant, rustic weddings to upscale, yet casual corporate events and family celebrations, Château de Wintrange provides a truly memorable experience for you and your guests.

Come and explore this magnificent and magical setting.  Stroll through our three acres of gardens with towering cedars, rows of blossoming fruit trees and an abundance of naturally manicured beauty. Let the park be your playground for family gatherings or corporate events.

The glassed Orangerie in the courtyard welcomes your guests for a dinner, wine tastings of our local vintages or provides a perfect backdrop for an unforgettable cocktail reception.

Unique and versatile, Château de Wintrange will bring your imagination to life and transform any event into a magical and very memorable celebration.

Located in Moselle wine country on the south-eastern tip of Luxembourg, Wintrange is a small village surrounded by vineyards, lakes and a bird sanctuary. Nested in the village center, Château de Wintrange is a short 30 minute drive from Luxembourg city and LUX airport.

The Château de Wintrange property is undergoing exciting renovations and remodelling to expand our event hosting services for 2019, including the addition of Guest Rooms to extend and savour your Château experience.

More about the History.

The rustic Orangerie, located in the courtyard of Château de Wintrange.

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OUR STORY


Château de Wintrange has been in the caring hands of the Schlesser family since 1938.

OUR STORY


Château de Wintrange has been in the caring hands of the Schlesser family since 1938.

Located in the picturesque Mosel river valley, Château de Wintrange is the historic monument of the village of Wintrange.

Named as one of the most beautiful privately owned castles in the Luxembourg region in Hémecht,  Château de Wintrange carries a long history of Nobles and Lords and simple people who were lucky enough to be the temporary guardians of this Renaissance gem.

Built in 1610 by Alexandre de Musset, Sire of Foetz, it has changed family ownership 18 times.

The village name “Wintrange” was first documented in writings in 987 AD, although the area has been inhabited for several millennia. The Romans were the first to cultivate vineyards in the fertile soil of the Mosel Valley. Remains of Roman villas have been excavated in the area.

The castle was built with its own well system, waterways, a walled park and own vineyards. The surrounding property was much larger in the 1600s than today, then being tended by servants.

The main building structure with its four towers hasn’t changed in the past four centuries.  In the 30-year war (1618-1648) some fortifications were added, as well as a gunport to protect the main entrance.

In the 18th century, the annexed barn with the 5th tower was built as an interconnected extension.  It was mainly used a horse stable.

In the 1930’s, iron ore mining industrial Nicolas Schlesser hunted game in the lush forests above the village and fell in love with this little jewel of a castle in the valley. Previously owned by Gisbert de Witt, who cultivated the park into an orchard, the Château de Wintrange was sold in 1938 by Notary Champagne to Nicolas Schlesser.

After 86 years, the current owner has decided to sell Château de Wintrange.

Interested buyers are invited to visit Sotheby’s Luxembourg website.


Nick Schlesser (driver) having fun with friends in his Hansa automobile in 1917.