Manor in Dzikowiec

The Manor in Dzikowiec is a rectangular Baroque structure with porches on all sides and an eight-axis east facade. It features refined window surrounds displaying Baroque architectural details, and multiple outbuildings including a granary, coach house, and brewery form a complete agricultural estate complex.

The building was erected in 1833 by Józef Błotnicki as a Baroque-style country residence. After World War II, its purpose shifted and it eventually served as a kindergarten for the local community.

The interior layout follows a traditional Polish noble residence design with a central hall arrangement and carefully positioned drawing rooms.

The property is set on a rural estate that is accessible by path and best explored on foot. Visit during warmer months when the outdoor areas of the grounds are most inviting for walking around.

A classicist chapel stands in the northern section of the estate, housing a statue of Saint John of Nepomuk near a pond. This small shrine includes a viewing terrace overlooking the surrounding grounds.

Location: Dzikowiec, Lower Silesian Voivodeship

Architectural style: Baroque

GPS coordinates: 50.57140,16.57280

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:20