A Baroque palace from the second half of the 18th century in Przyborów, with a richly decorated facade and an adjoining 17th-century manor house.
The Przyborów Palace is a Baroque, one-storey palace built in the second half of the eighteenth century in the village of Przyborów, in Wińsko municipality, in Wołów County.
The palace was built on a rectangular plan and has a mansard roof with dormer windows. In 1915 it underwent rebuilding. The estate belonged to the von Engelmann family, including, among others, Doctor of Law Kurt Kajus von Engelmann (1866-1937) and his wife Edith von Seydlitz und Ludwigsdorf, born in 1873.
The front facade is decorated with a two-storey projecting bay topped by a semicircular pediment with a cartouche bearing the coats of arms of the owning families, the von Engelmanns and the von Seydlitz und Ludwigsdorfs. At the front is a portico with four Ionic columns, supporting a terrace above the main entrance. On the garden side a semicircular pavilion with a terrace at first-floor level was added.
Next to the palace stands the manor house in Przyborów from the end of the seventeenth century, rebuilt in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The whole is surrounded by an eighteenth-century park with a pond, altered at the turn of the twentieth century. The palace complex was entered in the register of immovable heritage monuments under number 469/A/1-3/04, on 24 December 2004.
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