Schloss Espasingen

Stockach, Germany, Germany

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Schloss Espasingen, also known as the Bodmannsches Schloss, is a small historic manor located in Espasingen, an outlying village of the town of Stockach in the district of Konstanz in Baden‑Württemberg, Germany.

Originally built at the end of the 16th century by the noble von Bodman family, it served as one of their regional seats for about 200 years before being converted in 1839 into a brewery and inn, later known as the Gräflich Bodman’sche Brauerei in Espasingen. The building was repeatedly rebuilt after wartime damage and a major fire in 1892, and after brewing ended in 1968 the complex stood largely unused for decades, showing the marks of its long industrial use.

Today the former Schloss is being converted into private and holiday apartments, so the site has shifted from noble residence and brewery to a modern residential and tourist‑use complex in the midst of the village.