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Deutsch: Schloss Hart, Edling; zweigeschossiger Satteldachbau mit Putzgliederung, hofseitig zweigeschossige Arkaden, dreigeschossiger, oktogonaler Turm mit Zwiebelhaube, zweigeschossiger Standerker mit Zeltdach sowie Schlosskapelle, um 1640, um 1900 verändert;
Schlossökonomie, zweigeschossige Satteldachbauten mit teils Segmentbogenfenstern und Putzgliederung, im Kern wohl 17. Jahrhundert, Umbau um 1900, in drei Seiten den Wirtschaftshof einschließend, durch Torbauten mit dem Schloss verbunden
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