A single-storey brick manor from the second half of the 19th century with a Neoclassical projection and an English-style park, entered in the heritage register.
The manor in Bieńczyce is a single-storey brick building from the second half of the 19th century, entered in the heritage register together with its park. It stands in a settlement in Nowogard municipality, in Goleniów County.
The manor has a floor area of 458 m2, a Neoclassical projection and a gabled roof with hipped ends and dormers. The heritage register gives the year 1851. An avenue of horse chestnuts leads to the building. Next to it extends a two-hectare English-style manor park, laid out in the early 19th century, with old stands of lime, spruce, yew and black locust.
The village is first mentioned in 1601, when it was a fief of the von Dewitz family of Osowo. In 1851 the estate in Bienice and Bieńczyce was divided between two sons of Wilhelm von Kannenberg, and from 1861 the farm was called Hochen Benz. After 1945 a state farm (PGR) operated here, and today the manor contains flats.
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