Castle in Ornontowice, Silesia

The castle in Ornontowice - Pałac w Ornontowicach - is a manor house in Upper Silesia in Neo-Renaissance style with original interior from the construction period. It was designed by Berlin architect Hugo Hartung for the Hegenscheidt family.

The property, covering an area of ​​75,542 square meters, consists of the following buildings:

• Castle / Palace
• Farm buildings
• Pond
• Historic park

The castle has a basement and offers a usable area of ​​1,823.83 square meters. It has been partially renovated, particularly the representative rooms on the ground floor and the facade. On the ground floor, there is a spacious salon with a fireplace. The large windows offer a view of the garden and the outbuildings. The centerpiece is the ballroom with access to the terrace and the park. There are also bedrooms, a kitchen, bathrooms, and other spaces here. The upper floors have been prepared for completion, with open spaces created, old plaster and installations removed, and the ceilings reinforced.

Partially renovated outbuildings now contain apartments for rent. Overall, there are still generous expansion reserves according to future use. The historic park surrounding the castle provides ample privacy, peace, and quiet.

The property offers diverse usage possibilities, whether in the commercial, tourist, medical, or private sector. The location southwest of Katowice in the Silesian conurbation is extremely conducive, as Upper Silesia is one of the economically strongest regions in Poland. Quick access to major cities as well as to the Czech Republic and Slovakia is provided.

The specified purchase price applies to the acquisition of the property and the associated company. Different conditions apply for individuals interested in purchasing. Please contact us for further information.

The information provided here for the sale of the castle is for preliminary information purposes only and is non-binding. We warmly invite you to personally visit the property to explore all possibilities on-site.