Country manor in Rychnów with park and approved building project

This historic Baroque-style palace in Rychnów was built in 1781 by Ernest Wendzky and later remodeled in the early 20th century in Neoclassical style. The rectangular building is two stories high with a basement and served as a school after World War II. It is now privately owned. 

The property offers approx. 18,300 ft² (1,700 m²) of living space on over 10.4 acres (4.2 hectares) of land. In addition to the main residence, there are outbuildings and beautifully landscaped gardens with fountains and walking paths. 

The interiors are classically styled and retain many original decorative elements. The palace is ideally suited for use as a private luxury residence, boutique hotel, or conference venue. 

Another manor house on the grounds, originally built around the late 16th/early 17th century, was rebuilt in 1800 in a classical style. Its monumental front façade features a columned portico. The roof and façade were last renovated in 2008, and the wooden windows and doors were replaced in 2002. 

Layout: 

Ground Floor:

• Entrance hall (salon)
• 3 rooms
• Kitchen
• Bathroom (shower, toilet, sink)

Upper Floor:

• 4 rooms
• Bathroom (bathtub, toilet, bidet, sink, washer unit)

Features include parquet floors (oak and beech), wooden plank flooring upstairs (oiled), Viessmann wood gasification furnace, fireplace with warm air flow to the upper floor, and a mechanical ventilation system with heat recovery.

Kitchen Equipment:
Induction cooktop, oven, extractor hood, dishwasher, refrigerator

Roof:
Historic ceramic “beaver tail” tiles

Utilities:

• Municipal water and sewer system
• No gas connection
• 5G mobile internet (no fiber)

Estimated monthly costs:

• Electricity: 300–400 zł
• Water: 200–250 zł
• Waste disposal: 100 zł

An approved revitalization plan for the park and surrounding grounds is included. The four-level palace has space for up to 28 guest rooms and approximately 60 beds. The ground floor could accommodate two conference rooms (each for 50 guests) and a restaurant. The rooms can be combined to host events for up to 120 guests.

The palace’s 18th-century vaulted cellar is ideal for conversion into a spa and wellness area.

Viewing by appointment:
Agata Trojanowski
Phone: +48 535 267 111