Bielowice Manor

Bielowice Manor is the ruin of a former manor-and-farmstead complex from the second half of the 19th century, today privately owned and not open to visitors.

History of the building

The manor was built in 1870 in the village of Bielowice, in the municipality of Krotoszyce. Until 2001 the complex was managed by the Agricultural Property Agency, which then sold the property to a private owner.

Current condition

The manor building is a ruin. The complex also includes a five-hectare park, the ruin of a residential building, two ruined outbuildings, two ruined cowsheds and two barns. The manor and farmstead complex is entered in the register of immovable historic monuments under number A/2761/1066/L, since 28 December 1998, and the surrounding park under number A/2762/471/L, since 22 June 1977.

Nearby

Other residences of the region stand nearby, including Krotoszyce Palace and Warmątowice Sienkiewiczowskie Palace.

Practical information

• Location: the village of Bielowice, municipality of Krotoszyce, Legnica County
• A private and ruined building - no information on the possibility of visiting, entering the grounds without the owner's consent is discouraged
• What to expect: the remains of a former manor-and-farmstead complex viewed from outside, not a restored residence