A Modernist brick manor house from the turn of the 20th century with a neglected park, an ice house and a family cemetery in Widuchowa municipality.
Bolkowice Manor House (until 1945 Wilhelmsfelde) is a single-storey manor house with an attic from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, entered in the heritage register together with the manor complex. The hamlet lies in Widuchowa municipality, in Gryfino County.
The building, with an area of 400 m2, was built of red brick and covered with a gable roof. In the façade a projecting bay rests on a decorative portico, and on the park side the remains of a pillared veranda with granite steps have survived. The register describes the style as Modernist. Nearby stand farm buildings and an ice house. The neglected manor park from the early 19th century covers 5.2 ha and has two ponds, a family cemetery and old trees: a silver lime, a yew, a plane tree, a wych elm, pedunculate oaks and horse chestnuts.
The village was founded in 1788 by Margrave Friedrich Wilhelm of Schwedt as a hamlet of the Widuchowa state domain. From 1810 the farm belonged to the family of the domain's steward, later it changed owners, and after 1945 a state farm was set up here.
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