The house, a manor house designed and built in the 18th/19th century style.

The interior of the house accurately reflects the style of a country estate. The house was built in 2006 from brick and covered with metal roofing tiles. The foundations of the house are made of stone. The house has no basement.

The entrance to the house is via oak stairs. Throughout the house there are wooden windows made by "Karo" from Stawiguda.

The usable area of the house is 160 sq m. In addition, there is a stylish and unique winter garden, also built by Karo, which adds charm to this manor house.

The ground floor has a usable area of approximately 90 sq m. An additional attraction is the winter garden.

The ground floor consists of:

• Windbreak - 4.40 sq m,
• Hall and staircase - 15.80 sq m,
• Rooms - 14 sq m and 13 sq m,
• Bathroom - 5.5 sq m,
• Toilet - 1.30 sq m,
• Kitchen - 15.20 sq m,
• Pantry - 2 sq m,
• Living room - 30 sq m.

The bedroom has oak flooring. The other rooms have terracotta tiles. Wooden oak door frames.

The rooms feature stylish furniture that faithfully reflects the atmosphere of the 18th/19th century. 

The usable attic is accessed via solid oak stairs.

The attic area (approx. 70 sq m) consists of:

• Hall and staircase - 25 sq m
• Two rooms - 23 sq m each
• Bathroom with an area of 14.8 sq m with a bathtub, sink, roof windows, very spacious and bright. 

The bedrooms have built-in wardrobes for bedding. The floors are solid pine. 

The house is heated by a Viessman condensing boiler, additionally in the living room there is a tiled stove with a fireplace insert with heating channels distributed throughout the ground floor. Water from the rural water supply system and a well, home sewage treatment plant. 

In front of the house there is a round classic flower bed. The house is surrounded by a carefully tended garden. There is a stylish cellar (earthhouse), remnants of an old orchard, a stable, and a coach house, currently used as a garage. 

On the property there is a so-called manor outbuilding, built in 2009 from ceramic blocks, with Belgian brick facing, resembling a barn and covered with metal roofing tiles.

It is a unique building that faithfully reflects the style of 18th/19th century architecture. It has a living area with two bathrooms. There is a wood-fired tiled stove, built-in IKEA cabinets, and a gas stove. The building is connected to gas, water, and sewage systems.

Upstairs there is a large open room with wooden beams that could be used as an art studio. It is one of the most expensive farm buildings in Mazovia. The building has two floors, and the upper floor could be arranged for agritourism.

Next to the house there is a cellar, a so-called dugout, and a rebuilt stable used for utility rooms. In the same row there are four lockable garages. The building is constructed of hollow bricks clad with Belgian brick and covered with metal roofing tiles. All doors to the rooms are made of wood. 

The plot also features a gazebo, a barbecue with a smokehouse and a bread oven, and a woodshed. Lots of greenery, fruit bushes, flowers, space for a vegetable garden. In the large garden, there is a large glass pavilion used as a cold greenhouse in winter.

Surroundings.

6 km away is the town of Płońsk, with quick access to Warsaw via the S7 road. The property is located in a village with traditions of small-scale nobility. Shops, offices, a church, and a primary school are located in a nearby town.

Nearby is the Wkra River, where you can go kayaking. The Nadwkrzański Protected Landscape Area offers the opportunity to commune with nature. Quiet and peaceful surroundings. Ideal for relaxation or creative work. There are forests in the area for mushroom picking or hiking.

The 0.99 ha property, which can be purchased by a non-farmer, is separated from one of the larger plots and includes:

• Residential building,
• Two farm buildings (84 m² each): a new shed (carriage house, garage) and an old livestock building renovated in 2004,
• A new boiler room building,
• A barn-type building with a floor area of 162 m² and a usable area of over 300 m²,
• Four wooden buildings: a woodshed, a henhouse, a duckhouse, and a glass garden pavilion with a wood and metal structure. The plot is equipped with water and sewage systems (municipal water supply, individual sewage treatment plant) and gas (LPG). The property has access to an asphalt road, which ensures convenient access. The construction of the S7 expressway between Płońsk Południe and Czosnów, one of the largest investments in the Mazowieckie Province, is underway nearby.
  The new route will significantly improve access to Warsaw, the Tri-City, Warmia and Mazury, as well as the airport in Modlin, which will further increase the attractiveness of this area.

  I cordially invite you to view this property during the presentation. It is an excellent opportunity to see its potential and unique character for yourself!