Dworek Hotel & Spa — Near Warsaw

For sale: a palace, hotel, and park complex with enormous potential, offering an excellent location and a unique atmosphere, situated in the picturesque town of Zatory, near Serock.

This property is ideal for a conference center, hotel, university, or luxury nursing home, with excellent access to Warsaw—just 40 km away. The palace, hotel, and park complex offers immense potential that can be adapted for a variety of purposes, combining comfort, prestige, and proximity to the capital. This spacious property in picturesque surroundings is an excellent location for a project in the tourism, education, or medical sectors.

The manor house consists of a two-story building. The top floor is a classic attic; the building has a basement and was listed as a historic monument in 1962. The usable area of the manor house is 2,147 square meters. 

The roof is covered with tiles and copper sheet metal. The structure is built of brick. The older part of the manor has a new facade.

Next to the palace, a new hotel complex has been built and is currently in a developer’s finish, closed off to the public. The hotel complex has a total area of 6,602 square meters. Finishing work is currently underway in the hotel building. The hotel building is connected to the manor house, the granary, the distillery building, and the mill via underground tunnels, forming a single complex.

Near the hotel section are:

• a 1,003-square-meter granary from the late 19th century,
• an old distillery building (1,575 sq m),
• a stable measuring 499 square meters,
• a mill (165 sq m),
• a spirits warehouse (688 sq m),
• pigsties, 1,906 sq. m.,
• ice house in its original condition, 553 sq m,
• farm building,
• a coach house and stable (444 sq m). 

The entire property is surrounded by a park dating from the early 19th century. The complex features a large pond fed by a river. The property is fenced and has three entrance gates. There are 11 natural monuments on the property.

A bit of history. The Baroque-Classical style manor house was built between 1739 and 1801. It was remodeled in the mid-19th century. It belonged to the Przyłubski family. From 1911 to 1925, the estate was owned by Maciej and Krzysztof Radziwiłł. Starting in 1925, it was owned by Maria and Piotr Bagniewski, who funded the construction of the church standing near the estate. During the war, the property was seized by the occupying forces, and in 1944, when Soviet troops took up residence in the palace, the estate began to fall into disrepair. After the war, employees of the state-run farm (PGR) lived on the property. In the 1980s, the renovation of the buildings began, restoring the estate to its former glory.