Manor house (kaštieľ) for sale in Kovárce. Constructed 150 years ago from burnt brick and renovated in 2009. The building features a partial basement and three above-ground levels: ground floor, first floor, and converted attic.
Key details & layout
- Rooms: 13 rooms in total.
- Living areas: Large kitchen connected to a dining area, leading into a living room with a solid-fuel fireplace.
- Sanitary facilities: Every bedroom includes a private bathroom with a shower and toilet (10 toilets in total).
- Additional spaces: Central hall with gallery landing, plus several multi-purpose rooms.
Land & secondary structures
- Plot size: Approx. 23,000 m² (approx. 5.68 acres), comprising a courtyard and established park land. Fully fenced perimeter.
- Outbuilding: Includes a 2-room unit with kitchen and bathroom (toilet, shower) suitable for staff or guests.
- Residential cottage: Separate 4-room house on the grounds.
- Equestrian facilities: Timber-frame stable with concrete flooring for up to 8 horses, horse shower bay, and fenced paddock.
- Enclosures: Approved and equipped for keeping exotic species, including large bird aviaries.
Utilities
Connected to all main utility systems:
- Electricity
- Mains water + 2 private wells
- Mains sewerage
- Gas supply
Usage options
Suitable as a private residence, guesthouse/boutique accommodation, or senior care facility.
Nitra Region – Historic Landscape and Economic Hub in South-West Slovakia
The Nitra Region (Nitriansky kraj) lies in south-west Slovakia, bordering Hungary. It is one of the country's most fertile areas, shaped by the Danube lowlands, agriculture and historic towns.
Nitra, the regional capital, is one of Slovakia's oldest cities and a historic centre now home to regional administration, a university and various economic and educational institutions.
The regional economy is built on agriculture, food production, engineering and manufacturing, with the Danube lowlands' fertile soil making Nitra a key agricultural centre; industrial and technology firms have also settled in and around the city.
Well connected within Slovakia, the region lies between Bratislava and Banská Bystrica. Bratislava is around 90 km away, reachable by road and rail, with Bratislava Airport the nearest major air link.
The surrounding countryside combines farmland, small towns and historic villages. Numerous manor houses, castles and former noble residences reflect centuries as part of the Kingdom of Hungary.
