A Neoclassical manor house from the late 18th century in Dargomyśl, extended in the 19th and 20th centuries, in a park with monumental oaks; today a residential building owned by the municipality.
The manor house in Dargomyśl is a Neoclassical manor house from the late 18th century, extended in the 19th and early 20th centuries. It stands in the village of Dargomyśl in Radowo Małe municipality, surrounded by a large park with monumental trees. It is a residential building, so it is viewed from the outside.
The manor house was built by the Dewitz family. In 1832 the Dewitzes sold Dargomyśl to Georg Bernhard von Bülow, who probably rebuilt the manor house. The estate later belonged to the von Lettow-Vorbeck family, and before the Second World War it passed into the ownership of the von Alten family. After the war a state farm was established here. Since 2001 the building has belonged to Radowo Małe municipality, and in 2023-2024 it had its roof, foundations, windows and façade renovated.
The building consists of three parts: a central part from the 18th century and a northern projection and southern part from the early 20th century. It has late Neoclassical features, a projecting roof and openwork wooden decoration in the Swiss style. In its architecture it is similar to the manor house in nearby Miłogoszcz. The manor house is surrounded by a large park in which grow monumental oaks with a girth of more than 5 metres. The building is entered in the municipal register of monuments.
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