Historic properties for sale: Lesser Poland

Living at Plac Dominikański in Krakow's Old Town: The apartment is located in the centre of Krakow, a few minutes' walk from the Rynek Główny, the Planty and the Wawel. The living space is 127.70 m². The property is situated on the fourth floor of a historic city residence and features a balcony overlooking the Old Town.

Built in 1920, this grand residence represents the transitional period between late Art Nouveau and early Art Deco. It was designed by Józef Gałęzowski, a prominent architect of the interwar period whose work remains central to Kraków’s urban landscape. The property is situated in a well-established residential district characterised by period architecture and mature greenery. Provenance:

This plastered brick building, designed on a rectangular plan, exemplifies strict neoclassical forms. The front façade is dominated by a portico with four Doric columns supporting a triangular pediment. The building is not basemented but features a usable attic. The rear façade is adorned with an arcade supported by eight columns.

Inspired by the castles of Scotland, the palace in Zagórzany was considered one of the most representative residences and is an outstanding example of Neo-Gothic architecture in Lesser Poland. The four-winged complex with a courtyard was built in the first half of the 19th century for Poland's then Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Count Alexander Skrzyński.

Estate of the Szembek Family in Lesser Poland: Most of the buildings in the country estate and park complex in Poręba Żegoty are currently in a ruined state. However, this sales offer includes a completed project for the reconstruction of the former estate, which was owned by the Szembek family. This prominent noble family produced numerous influential personalities in Poland.