This country house in the Katowice metropolitan region of Silesia is offered for sale together with a second plot of land as part of a bidding procedure.
Constructed around 1840, the building was substantially enlarged around the turn of the twentieth century in a representative Neoclassical style. The overall structural condition is good, subject to modernisation and investment required for future use.
A full basement and a converted attic provide additional space. Above the mansard roof rises a centrally positioned cylindrical belvedere. The south-facing main façade is distinguished by a four-column portico with a triangular pediment displaying the coat of arms of the Baildon family. A round tower with a funnel-shaped roof occupies the north-western corner.
Foundations and basement walls are built of natural stone and solid brick, while the upper masonry consists of brickwork laid in lime mortar. The rendered façade retains numerous original architectural details. Windows and doors are individually crafted in timber. Modern utilities include water, drainage, electricity and central heating.
Surrounding the house is an English landscape park. The wider estate also includes several auxiliary buildings: a service building, a gatekeeper’s lodge and a chapel.
The entire ensemble is listed as a protected complex in the National Register of Monuments of Poland. Subject to application by the purchaser, this status allows for a reduction of the purchase price of up to 50 per cent, provided the buyer contractually undertakes appropriate conservation investments. The transaction is exempt from VAT.
The bidding process is scheduled for 12 May 2026. Viewings and further documentation are available on request.
