A manor house from the 16th-17th centuries in Krosnowice Dolne near Kłodzko, today a residential building with no access to the interior.
Krosnowice Manor stands on a high bank of the Biała Lądecka, in the village of Krosnowice Dolne in the Kłodzko municipality. Today it houses flats, so only the building's form can be viewed from the outside.
The manor (German: Schloss Rengersdorf) dates from the 16th-17th centuries. In the 18th century it was rebuilt in the baroque style. At that time the village's name was Nieder-Rengersdorf.
The building has two storeys, erected on a rectangular plan, covered with a tall four-pitched roof with an oculus window on the front side. The walls are built of stone and brick, plastered. Traces of the former frame divisions and keystone window surrounds are visible despite the changes to the arrangement of openings that occurred in successive rebuildings.
The manor now functions as a multi-family residential building. Its interior consists of private flats and is not open for visiting.
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