Castle in Silesia for sale, Poland

A castle in the region of Silesia, built between 1795 and 1800 for the Prussian minister Christian von Haugwitz. Later it was owned, among others, by the Donnersmarck family. At the end of the 19th century, the complex was rebuilt in neo-Gothic style.

The palace is a detached, two-story building with a partial basement on an L-shaped ground plan with risalites. The main building has about 70 rooms. The property with outbuildings has an area of 1.3389 ha and is fenced. All buildings have been completely renovated under the control of the State Monument Conservator, preserving the original details inside and outside. The interior finishing is yet to be completed.

Castle buildings:

• Usable area approx. 2,093 sq.m.
• 70 rooms
• New roof, new windows, facade renovated
• Wooden veranda/conservatory

Outbuilding:

• One-story building without basement in brick construction, exterior facade plastered with a usable area of 510 m². The exterior facade, windows and roof were completely renewed.
• One-storey building without a basement with an area of 170 m².

At the beginning of the 19th century, an English park with pine plantation and garden was created near the chateau.

There is a possibility to build another building with an area of about 250 - 500 m². The redevelopment is not yet completed. Originally, a conference center was planned here, but other possible uses are open to the new investor.

Location:

The castle is located in Kłobuck, about 88 km north of Katowice, Silesian Voivodeship in Poland. It is about 12 km to the A1 freeway, about 179 km to Wrocław, and about 164 km to Kraków.