Małuszów Palace, Lower Silesia

A Baroque-style mansion with an area of 4,100 square meters is for sale. It is located on a 10.19-hectare lot in the village of Małuszów, in the municipality of Męcinka, Lower Silesia Province.

The property is located 5 km from the A4 highway and 51 km from the center of Wrocław, providing convenient access to major transportation routes and large cities.

This estate offers exceptional potential and is ideal for a hotel, conference center, luxury nursing home, spa, or other projects requiring spacious interiors and a picturesque location. 

The manor house consists of three wings with basements arranged in a classic U-shape; the top floor features a classic mansard roof. It is surrounded by farm buildings, forming a complex with great potential.

The property requires a major renovation (see the example visualization in the first photo), which offers the opportunity to give it a new character tailored to the investor’s needs.

An additional asset is the picturesque surroundings, which include two ponds and a forest of exceptional value—dating back approximately 160 years.

A bit of history. The mansion was built in the early 17th century by the von Abschatz family. The first major renovation took place in the 18th century, bringing it close to its current form. Toward the end of the 18th century, ownership passed to Baron von Richhofen, then to Ludwig von Hessen, and later to King Ludwig I of Bavaria, who sold it in 1842 to Captain Heinrich von Sprenger. After World War II, the palace belonged to the Seed and Nursery Station in Sonowidza.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a property with a unique character and great potential.