Palace in Łubie: Neoclassical Gem in Lubie, Silesia

The palace in Łubie Górne is an architectural gem located in the municipality of Zbrosławice in Silesia, Poland. 

The property consists of two parcels totaling 31,885 m² (plot no. 309/66) and 1,259 m² (plot no. 310/66) and is offered for sale through an open written bidding process. 

At the heart of the estate stands the charming neoclassical palace on plot 309/66. The same parcel also includes several outbuildings, a gatehouse, a chapel, and a wastewater treatment building. These structures are surrounded by a historic park. 

On plot 310/66, covering 1,259 m², there is an additional outbuilding registered as a cultural heritage site in the Silesian Voivodeship under number A/744/2021.

Due to the property’s heritage protection status, buyers may apply for a purchase price reduction of up to 50% in accordance with Article 68, paragraph 3 of the Polish Real Estate Act dated August 21, 1997 (consolidated text 2024, item 1145 with amendments). Furthermore, the sale is exempt from VAT under Article 43, paragraph 1, item 10 of the Polish VAT Act dated March 11, 2004 (consolidated text 2025, item 775).

The palace, its extensive landscaped park from the 1840s (plots 309/66 and 310/66), and the outbuilding on plot 310/66 are all heritage-listed in the Silesian Voivodeship register. The park is designed in the style of an English landscape garden. The palace was remodeled in the early 20th century. It features an L-shaped floor plan, a basement, and a converted attic.

The mansard roof is crowned with a centrally positioned cylindrical belvedere (observation tower). The south-facing main facade is marked by a four-columned portico topped with a triangular pediment, displaying the Baildon family crest. A round tower with a funnel-shaped roof sits at the northwest corner. A balcony is located on the first floor above the portico. The east facade has eight bays, the west main facade three bays, the wings each have four bays, and the north facade again has eight bays.

The foundations are built from natural stone; basement walls are constructed of stone and solid brick with lime mortar; above-ground walls are made of brick with lime mortar. Exterior stairs are stone. The plastered facade is uninsulated but retains many original architectural details. Window frames are wooden with casement windows and wooden sills. Both exterior and interior doors are custom-crafted from wood.

The building has undergone multiple conversions, renovations, and recent modernizations. It is in a sound technical condition and equipped with connections for water, sewage, and electricity, as well as central heating with an oil boiler, hot water supply, gravity ventilation, smoke extraction, and lightning protection systems.

Additional Buildings:

• Outbuilding – usable area: 510.60 m². Traditional construction with stone and brick walls; wooden roof structure covered with asbestos-cement corrugated sheets; cement screed floor. Technical condition: poor.
   
• Wastewater treatment building – usable area: 3.80 m². Traditional construction with brick walls; wooden roof covered with metal tiles; concrete floor. Technical condition: satisfactory.
   
• Garage/utility building – usable area: 80.20 m². Traditional construction with aerated concrete block walls; roof covered with metal tiles; concrete floor. Technical condition: satisfactory.
   
• Gatehouse – usable area: 15.20 m². Traditional construction with brick walls; wooden roof covered with ceramic tiles; concrete floor; one room; equipped with electrical installation. Technical condition: satisfactory.
   
• Chapel – usable area: 11.6 m². Traditional brick construction with wooden roof covered in shingles. Technical condition: satisfactory.
   
• Shed – usable area: 17.85 m². Traditional construction with aerated concrete and brick walls; wooden roof covered with tar paper. Technical condition: poor.
   
• Outbuilding – usable area: 411.50 m². Single-story with attic; traditional construction with stone and brick walls; wooden roof covered with cement tiles; concrete floor; interior divided into masonry compartments; equipped with electrical installation and lightning protection.

Bidding Information:

The bidding will take place on October 3, 2025, at 10:00 AM at the District Office Tarnowskie Góry, ul. Karłuszowiec 5.

Participation Requirements:

• Deposit of 600,000 PLN due by September 26, 2025
• Submission of a written bid in Polish by September 26, 2025, signed by the bidder or their authorized representative
• For detailed information about the bidding process, please contact us or visit our website

Further information - including viewing appointments and bidding terms - is available by phone at +48 32 382 27 35 or +48 32 382 27 22. Personal consultations are also available at the Real Estate Management Department of the District Office Tarnowskie Góry, ul. Mickiewicza 41, rooms 7 or 13, during regular office hours.