Manor and court park in Buk

Built in the late Renaissance style, the mansion was built in 1683 and has an area of 758,6^sq. m. The mansion has 15th-century cellars. It is a two-story building. The windows are framed by bands. Above the entrance to the building is the coat of arms of the von Flemming family. A historic fireplace has been preserved in the manor. After World War II, the manor served as the headquarters of the State Farm. The building housed a kindergarten and a day care center, and for some time a store. Since 1990, the building has belonged to the Stanislaw Staszic Pomeranian Bookstore in Szczecin. Recently, the building has undergone a complete modernization. Currently, the mansion serves as a storage library, as well as a training center. Southeast of the manor are the ruins of the von Fleming family's castle from the 14th century. Surrounding the manor is a French-style park of 100 hectares. The park has preserved a valuable stand of trees, including oaks, beeches, hornbeams, lindens and spruces. 1.2 km to the south is a nature reserve "Golczewskie Uroczysko".