Zespół pałacowo-parkowy w Ojrzanowie, palace in Ojrzanów, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland
Zespół pałacowo-parkowy w Ojrzanowie is a palace and park complex in Masovian Poland with a one-story neoclassical structure featuring a symmetrical front, a Tuscan portico with four columns, an oculus window above eleven facade bays, and a four-sided roof with multiple chimneys. The site encompasses roughly 13 hectares of grounds with mature trees, walking paths, and auxiliary buildings that reflect the original estate operations.
The palace was constructed in the early 20th century on the site of an earlier Ojrzanów house, designed by architect Władysław Marconi and completed in 1902. Over subsequent decades, ownership transferred from the Dziewulski family to the Zieliński family, then to the organization PAX, and eventually to private management operating it as a hotel today.
The complex once served as a gathering place for the local community and a retreat for residents of the area. The remaining outbuildings and former orangery show how an aristocratic residence operated in its day.
The grounds are situated on flat terrain and feature well-maintained walking paths throughout the park that encourage exploration at a leisurely pace. The estate now operates as a hotel, so visitors should check in advance about access to the grounds and any viewing opportunities.
The Dziewulski family built a school near the palace, demonstrating how estate owners supported their local communities. This connection between private residence and public service remains a lesser-mentioned aspect of the site's past.
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