Manor Park North of Warsaw - 9,39 acres

Located north of Warsaw, this well-maintained park comprises two adjacent plots with a total area of 3.8 hectares. The grounds feature an 8,000 m² pond, a damaged statue of the Virgin Mary, mature trees and the remnants of a former manor house. 

What can you do with a park? 
A valid building permit is in place for five years, allowing for the reconstruction of a similar structure on the foundations of the former manor house – typically far more cost-efficient than restoring a protected historic building. While the park itself is a listed heritage site (Registry No. A-515, dated 27.01.1984), there are no specific architectural restrictions for new construction. This offers an excellent opportunity to create a private retreat or establish a healthcare or social institution. 

At a glance

• Total area: 3.8 hectares
• Two separate parcels
• Approx. 55 km from Warsaw
• 8,000 m² pond
• Impressive mature trees, including oaks, larches, chestnuts, hornbeams, elderberry, hazelnut, pine and alder
• Approx. 1.3 hectares of open meadow
• Two hornbeam-lined avenues
• Valid building permit for a new construction (5 years)
• Suitable for private or commercial use (e.g. education, rehabilitation, addiction treatment)
• Statue of the Virgin Mary (damaged since 1945)
• Maintained grounds: pond and park were revitalized between 2008 and 2010
• Very quiet rural setting with no noise or traffic

You are warmly invited to experience this unique property in person.

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