Country House at the lake in Central Poland: Pałac w Lubstowie

This listed country manor was built in the second half of the 19th century for the Słubicki family and designed by the renowned architect Stanisław Hebanowski (1820–1898). It is situated on a slight hill with direct access to the lake. 

Building Description 

The mansion consists of several sections and features a distinctive three-storey tower. On the courtyard side, there is a portico with columns, crowned by a triangular tympanum adorned with floral motifs. The first floor of the building is decorated with an arcade gallery, giving it an elegant appearance. On the garden side, there is a quarter-circular gallery with stairs leading down to the garden, offering a stunning view of the park and lake. 

The interiors are embellished with ornate stucco ceilings featuring floral patterns. The walls are adorned with carved wooden friezes and garlands. The total area of the building is approximately 2000 m², while the park and lake cover an area of about 4 hectares. The park's tree inventory has been fully documented for heritage purposes.

Renovation Works

The palace has been extensively renovated: the facade has been restored, windows and doors have been replaced, and all technical installations have been renewed. On the ground floor, there are large rooms suitable for restaurant or conference use, including a richly decorated ballroom and a restored library. The walls and ceilings feature carefully restored stucco work. A decorative staircase leads to the first floor, where there are six elegantly designed suites. From the tower room, there is an incomparable view of the lake.

Project Planning and Condition

The building is almost completely renovated and awaits a new owner with an approved project plan.

Land

The land register and mortgage register are free of encumbrances. The fully fenced property is accessed via an asphalted road, with an electric gate.

Utilities

The estate is equipped with all necessary utilities: electricity, water, septic tank, sewage system (in the road), gas, fibre optic, and heating with an oil stove.

Further Information

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