A single-storey manor from 1910 with a wooden porch, a former state farm seat, now private; it is viewed from the outside.
The manor in Długołęka is a small single-storey building from 1910, entered in the heritage register together with its park. It stands in a village in Nowogard municipality, in Goleniów County.
The manor has a floor area of 166 m2, a modest wooden porch and a gabled roof with hipped ends. The heritage register describes it as Modernist. After the Second World War it housed the seat of a state farm (PGR), after 1990 it stood abandoned, and today it is privately owned and being steadily modernised. Next to it lies a manor park of 1.5 ha with ash, oak, beech, elm, spruce and Caucasian fir; the source describes it as inaccessible.
Długołęka was first mentioned in 1274, when the Bishop of Kamień granted it as a fief to the von Eberstein family. The village also has St Anne's Church from the turn of the 16th century.
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