Half-timbered manor house in ruins on the Płonia, entered in the heritage register, with a former park and two plane trees protected as natural monuments.
The manor house in Niepołcko is a half-timbered manor in a small settlement in Barlinek municipality, about 7 km north of Barlinek, on the Płonia River. Zabytek.pl dates it to the second half of the 18th century and describes it as a half-timbered building, while Wikipedia gives the 19th century. The manor is entered in the heritage register (A-125, entries from 2003 and 2013). It is in ruins; according to Wikipedia, rescue work was carried out here under the supervision of the voivodeship heritage protection office.
The manor is adjoined by a former park in the English style, covering about 7 ha, on the Płonia. It has two sycamore-leaved plane trees protected as natural monuments, with trunk circumferences of 640 and 680 cm. The settlement also has a half-timbered church of the 18th-19th century with a wooden bell tower, and an erratic boulder, a former memorial to those killed in the First World War.
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