The Manor House and the Manor Park

The manor park in Paszęcin was part of a manor and park complex dating from the late 19th century. The park was laid out in the shape of the letter “L.” It is designed in the landscape style. The park covers an area of 1.7 hectares. The park features old trees, predominantly oaks and beeches. There used to be a greenhouse and a pond in the park. Today, these structures no longer exist. The park served as the setting for the manor house. The manor house was built on an “H”-shaped plan. The building consists of three sections: a central section and two side sections. The central section is one story high, while the side sections are two stories high. Each section is covered by a gable roof, covered with roofing felt. The manor’s windows are rectangular. As a result of renovations, the building has lost its decorative character. The renovation work has significantly marred the site and left the building without any distinct architectural style. After the war, the manor was taken over by the State Agricultural Farm. Today, it houses private apartments. The manor can be viewed from the outside, while the park is open to the public and visitors are free to stroll through it.