A single-storey manor house from the end of the 19th century in Nowy Śleszów, today a ruin surrounded by a historic park of 3.15 hectares.
In Nowy Śleszów, in Wrocław County, stands a single-storey manor house erected towards the end of the 19th century. Until 1944 German owners lived in it. Today the building is a ruin.
The manor house was built on a rectangular plan, under a gable roof. At the front was a two-storey avant-corps closed with a triangular pediment, and a porch with an entrance placed to the side, reached by steps up to a raised ground floor, with a balcony with a full balustrade above the porch. To the left of the building stands a three-storey clock tower on a square plan, crowned with an attic. At the rear a brick veranda with a balcony surrounded by a balustrade was added, reached by its own staircase with a balustrade.
By the manor house a park from the end of the 19th century has survived, covering 3.15 hectares. The whole complex, the manor house and the park, was entered on the municipal heritage inventory of the Żórawina municipality.
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