Neoclassical manor house and parkland across 62 acres

"Pałac w Drulitach" (formerly Gut Draulitten) is a 62-acre historical property comprising a manor house, a 19th-century landscaped park, and several outbuildings.

The manor house

A sweeping driveway leads to the three-storey neoclassical main building, which features a prominent portico. The interior centres on an open hall with a gallery and skylight. The property contains 10 rooms and apartments, providing accommodation for 20 guests. Both the attic and the cellar have been converted; the latter houses the professional kitchen and plant room. The house is fully equipped for restaurant operations. High-speed internet is available throughout the building via Wi-Fi.

Estate overview

• The site is divided into a 24-acre protected heritage zone and 38 acres of additional agricultural land. The ensemble includes:
• The manor house with parkland and a tennis court
• A farmyard with three outbuildings
• The bailiff’s house with an integrated brewery
• A well tower with northern enclosure
• Various agricultural and forestry outbuildings

The property is a registered historical monument. Planning permissions and heritage approvals have been granted for the redevelopment of the brewery and the bailiff’s house, offering potential for further commercial or touristic expansion. The estate retains the authentic character of a traditional East Prussian country seat.

Location and access

The estate is well-connected to the "Tri-City" area (Gdańsk, Gdynia, and Sopot) as well as Elbląg, Olsztyn, and Warsaw. Recent infrastructure improvements ensure efficient road access to these regional hubs.