A palace from the beginning of the 20th century in Siekierowice with a park laid out in the 18th century, entered in the heritage register.
Siekierowice Palace, in a village in the Dobroszyce municipality, in Oleśnica County, was built at the beginning of the 20th century. Together with its surrounding estate it forms a palace complex entered in the heritage register under number A/3317/538/W (entered on 31 January 1984).
Heritage protection covers both the palace building itself and the park, which was laid out as early as the 18th century and transformed in the mid-19th century, long before the present palace was built. The complex also includes farm buildings from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
The available sources do not give the building's architectural style, the founder's name, or the subsequent owners of the estate. There is also no information about the palace's current technical condition or whether the site is in any way open to visitors.
A similar, though better documented, complex stands in nearby Rzędziszowice. Lovers of older manor architecture will also find the manor house in Januszkowice, and nature lovers the Las Bukowy w Skarszynie nature reserve.
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