tourpoland

The defensive manor was built in the second half of the 16th century, originally belonging to the Herbutów family. Represents the late Renaissance style, is a castle-type court with alcove towers. After a fire in 1830, it was rebuilt again by Karol Skibinski. The new building was erected all brick, founded on a rectangular plan has an irregular arrangement of the interior. On the ground floor, some of the rooms have preserved cross and barrel vaults with lunettes from the second half of the 16th century. The front elevation of the manor is seven-axis, it has alcove towers on the sides visible in the upper storey. Between them in the glory days of the manor house was once a glass wall. The rear elevation is nine-axis, rusticated at the corners. The mansion is covered with a hip roof, over the alcoves passing into a gable roof covered with sheet metal. Currently, the manor is in ruins.