Manor House in Czerna

The Manor House in Czerna is a historic 19th-century building, part of a palace-and-farmstead complex in the village of Czerna in Głogów County, on the left bank of the Oder.

Architecture of the building

The manor house is a three-storey brick-and-stone building with a cellar, built on a rectangular plan, with an added two-storey east wing. The main entrance is decorated with a sandstone portal, adorned with eight coats of arms.

Place in the palace-and-farmstead complex

The manor house stands next to a Renaissance palace from around 1558, a 19th-century farm granary and an English-style landscape park. The whole complex is located in the municipality of Żukowice.

Heritage protection and current use

The manor house is listed in the heritage register under number A/2831/378, entered on 2 April 1963. The building currently serves as an office on the farmstead.

Practical information

• Location: the village of Czerna, Żukowice municipality, Głogów County, on the left bank of the Oder
• The building serves as an office - it is not open for visiting
• Nearby, within a few kilometres, are Dalków Palace and Dalkowskie Jary Nature Reserve