Schloß Saager in Grafenstein is a two-story substantial building featuring a renewed gambrel roof and two diagonally positioned rectangular corner towers, located at the south foot of the Sattnitz near the Drau River in Carinthia. Standing opposite the Anna Church, the castle was acquired by Giselbert Hoke and his wife Margarethe Stolz-Hoke in 1962 and underwent restoration in the following years. The castle became a creative center for the renowned Austrian sculptor and painter Giselbert Hoke and today remains in possession of his heirs, serving as a historic landmark in the Grafenstein region approximately 12 kilometers east of Klagenfurt.
