Manor house on the Vistula slope in Smoszewo, Masovia, 47 km from Warsaw and 14 km from Modlin Airport. Park property with views over the Vistula to the Kampinos National Park. Entire property in very good condition, extensively renovated between 2007 and 2010. The long-standing use as an event and wedding venue is currently resting, it is now a private residence.
Layout
Ground floor (313.5 m²): entrance hall, reception area, fireplace room, two halls with terrace access and views of the Vistula. Commercial kitchen for events up to 120 people, separate delivery access.
Upper floor (322.7 m²): 10 guest rooms, each with private bathroom.
Attic (185 m²): two apartments with bathroom and a common area with terraces and views of the Vistula and the park.
Basement (328 m²): deepened during renovation; planned by the former owner as a spa area.
Outbuildings: park with staff house, private residence of the owner and five wooden houses, two of them with bathroom and kitchenette. Lift shaft from the basement to the attic.
History
The first documented mention of Smoszewo dates back to 1294. The estate then belonged to the Masovian Voivode Jan of the Nałęcz family. Since the late 17th century, the estate was owned by families associated with the courts of the Polish kings Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki and John III Sobieski. According to tradition, Wiśniowiecki planted trees in the park, while Sobieski stopped here during his hunts in what is now the Kampinos area.
The manor house received its present form during the interwar period in the then popular "Styl dworkowy", which orientates itself on the architecture of older noble residences. The building is not listed, which allows for conversions without heritage regulations.
Location
Smoszewo in the Masovian Voivodeship, on the edge of the Kampinos National Park. 47 km from Warsaw and 14 km from Modlin Airport. Bus stop directly at the property.
