For sale: a 17th-century palace located in Szczepow, Lower Silesia, on a plot of land with an area of 28.3168 hectares. The total usable floor area of the buildings is: approx. 3000 m2. The property consists of: Palace with a usable floor area of approx. 1200 m2 and a total floor area of approx. 1700 m2. The three-story building features six ballrooms (three larger ones, each with floor area of approx. 200 m2, and three smaller ones), a conference room, bedrooms, kitchen facilities, and utility rooms. Some original Baroque decorations have been partially preserved. In the palace basement, there is a spring (water is channelled outside through an ornamental gargoyle). The cellar has proper drainage. The building is surrounded by a moat supplied with water from two sources located on the property. Horseshoe-shaped buildings with a combined usable floor area of approx. 1400 m2, formerly used as residential buildings - manor house, carriage house, stables, storage rooms, and a chapel. Residential building with floor area of approx. 400 m2. Park spanning over 13 hectares, surrounded by a brick wall and featuring a moat, a pond, and a 75-meter-long pool. The park contains well-preserved old-growth trees (approximately 300 years old), nature monuments from the 17th-19th centuries, and valuable tree specimens, including London plane trees, Nikko fir, cypress trees, Canadian hemlocks, black walnuts, and others. Agricultural land with an area of over 14 hectares. The property has a total area of 283 168 m2 and is split into two parts by a road. Utilities available on the property include water supply, sewage system, electricity, gas, and telecommunications. An energy performance certificate has not been issued for the property. The surface areas of the buildings are approximate. The buildings are in need of renovation. Historical background: The palace was built around 1670. In 1766, it was purchased by Anna Catharina von Schlabrendorf, nee von Otterstedt, the wife of Ernst Wilhelm von Schlabrendorf, a Prussian minister for Silesia, confidential counsellor, and minister of war. In the 1730s, the palace was rebuilt in the Baroque style. In the 19th century, it was modernized to resemble a French chateau, with changes to the roof, interior decor, and basement. The palace was destroyed at the end of World War II. In 1965, it was renovated and converted into a training and leisure center. Above the entrance gate, there is a coat of arms with the emblems of the von Otterstedt family (on the left) and the von Schlabrendorf family (on the right). For service in English call Mariola Sklorz at: +48 888-889-529.

Specifications:
Area: 3500.0 m²
Bedrooms: 11
Built: 1670

Additional Features:
Renovation Needed: True

Seller: Mariola Sklorz

Data source: https://www.otodom.pl/pl/oferta/xvii-wieczny-palac-300-letni-park-dzialka-28ha-ID4maxM#map