Manor House in Mirowo

The manor in Mirowo is a two-storey building from 1893, entered in the heritage register together with its park. It stands in a village in Moryń municipality, in Gryfino County. There are two manors in the village, and this is the one entered in the register.

The building

Pomeranica describes the manor as Neoclassical, the heritage register as eclectic. It has a floor area of 562 m2 and a gabled roof, and over the projections there are decorative three-pitched small roofs. The building has been partly altered and serves residential purposes, and the historic interior fittings have not survived. Remains of the manor park survive nearby.

The village

Mirowo (German Woltersdorf) was mentioned in 1337 in the register of the Elector of Brandenburg. From 1572 to the mid-18th century it belonged to the von Sack family, and then became part of the royal domain. The village has St Adalbert's Church from the mid-13th century.

Practical information

• Location: Mirowo, Moryń municipality, Gryfino County.
• The source describes the manor as accessible from the outside; it is a residential building.
• Nearby: the castle in Moryń (about 4 km).