Manor House in Strzeżewo

The manor in Strzeżewo is a two-storey building from the early 20th century, entered in the heritage register in 2008. It stands in a village in Kamień Pomorski municipality, in Kamień County.

The building

The manor has a floor area of 700 m2, a mansard roof with a dormer and a rectangular plan. On the west side it has a single-storey projection, and in the north façade a porch supporting a terrace, together with a triangular gable. Nearby lies a small park with scattered trees and an avenue of ash and horse chestnut.

History

The village belonged to the cathedral chapter in Kamień Pomorski, and the first mentions date from 1308, 1312 and 1321. After the Second World War a state farm (PGR) operated in the manor, followed by a holiday camp centre for textile factories, until the 1990s. The building now belongs to a private owner. Two kilometres away stands the manor in Strzeżewko.

Practical information

• Location: Strzeżewo, Kamień Pomorski municipality, Kamień County.
• The source describes the manor as accessible from the outside.
• Nearby: the co-cathedral in Kamień Pomorski (about 7 km).