A manor and estate complex on a private peninsula in the Lebus region of western Poland, set within a historic landscape park of old-growth oak and beech reaching down to the waterline. The property traces its origins to the thirteenth century; Gothic vaulting and a Baroque portal attest to successive periods of construction. The interiors were consolidated in the 1980s and are offered in shell condition, ready for a full fit-out.
BUILDINGS AND LAND
The manor house extends to approximately 1,500 m². The ensemble further comprises a secondary residence known as the Hungarian Manor House, suited to conversion as apartments or ancillary accommodation, and a farmstead with stables, a granary and cattle byres — all offering scope for conversion to event spaces or loft units. The total plot exceeds 30,000 m², with direct lake access and scope for additional residential development. Mains electricity, water and drainage are available on the plot or at the boundary.
LOCATION
The property lies within reach of the S3 and A2 motorways, approximately 100 km from Poznań, 92 km from the German border at Frankfurt an der Oder, and 190 km from Berlin.
USES AND FUNDING
The scale and configuration of the ensemble lend themselves to a boutique hotel, spa or wellness retreat, conference facility, or private residence. Restoration funding is available through EU heritage programmes and Polish conservation grants. The "Pałacyk Plus" scheme provides for tax depreciation and partial exemption from property tax.
