The Farmstead in Niechorze

The farmstead dates from the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. It is an example of an agricultural farm typical of this region. Originally, it was a post-and-mud structure; later, the mud was replaced with brick. The farmstead on Ludna Street, also known as the Kosiński Family House, is a typical agricultural building. It consists of a cowshed, a granary, a stable, and a pigsty. The complex of buildings, connected by a shared hipped roof, forms an enclosed quadrangle that can be entered through a wooden gate with a small wicket. During the season, the farmstead hosts temporary exhibitions of Slavic sculptures.