Historic country property for sale in Greater Poland

For sale: various buildings on the site of the former castle and park complex in Dobrojewo, Ostroróg municipality, Wielkopolska voivodeship.

The castle and park complex was built for Count Adam Kwilecki. The actual castle - a neoclassical palace from 1784 - was set on fire during the German occupation in World War II and later demolished.

Contemporary condition: Two outbuildings of the palace complex remain today. They are plastered brick buildings with classicist features. The southern (small) outbuilding is a rectangular building with a basement, one story and a hipped roof.

On the side there are annexes with external entrances to the cellars. The usable area is 200 m². Inside there are 8 utility rooms and other smaller rooms.

The northern (large) outbuilding has a rectangular ground plan, has a basement and one floor. It has a porch supported by two Ionic columns, a hipped roof with a dormer on each of the north and south sides. Side extensions with external entrances to the cellars.
The usable floor area is 360 m².

The interior has 7 utility rooms, 2 other rooms and 2 cellar rooms.

The outbuildings were brought into a safe, closed condition around the year 2000 under the supervision of the conservator.
On the site of the former palace there is a one-story building from the post-war period, which originally served as an office building of the State Agricultural Enterprise (PGR) and is now used as a residential building. The building is in good condition.

Behind the former chateau is a park with several rows of linden and hornbeam trees in wild, neglected condition, as well as a partially overgrown and neglected former park pond.

Area of the property:
Park - 8.2348 ha, including.
Br (developed agricultural land) -1.2314 ha
Bz (recreation and vacation area)- 3,9540 ha
N ( fallow land) - 0,1248 ha
R (agricultural land)- IVa- 0,0076 ha
R (agricultural land)- IVb- 2,8773 ha
dr (roads) 0,0397 ha

Land use plan: Area of multifunctional rural development, including: homesteads and residential and service facilities, green areas.

The property after renovation is suitable as: Private residential house, guest house or even an agricultural farm with horse stud.

Touristically interesting location in the Poznañ Lake District, south of the village there is a forest complex through which a marked yellow hiking trail leads from Ostroróg to Sieraków. North of the village flows the Ostroroga River, and about 10 km further the Warta River, behind which the Notecka Forest begins.

Lake Mormin with a bathing place is about a kilometer away.

The distance to Ostroroga is 3 km, to Szamotuły 13 km, to Wronki 9 km, to Międzychód 40 km, to Sieraków 25 km, to Poznań 55 km, to Szczecin 205 km, to Wrocław 217 km and to Berlin 238 km, to Warsaw 390 km.