A single-storey manor with a habitable attic from 1910-1920, with a columned portico and a mansard roof, entered in the heritage register; now a holiday centre.
The manor in Strzeżewko is an eclectic building from 1910-1920, entered in the heritage register together with its park. It stands in a village in Kamień Pomorski municipality, in Kamień County.
The manor is single-storey with a habitable attic, and its mansard roof has dormers. It has a floor area of 420 m2, a portico with columns and three-sided oriels in the drawing rooms. The historic interior fittings have not survived. Nearby lies a manor park with beech, birch, spruce and fir trees.
The first mention of the settlement of Klein Stresow comes from a donation by Duke Bogislaw IV to the cathedral chapter in Kamień Pomorski. From 1847 to 1939 the estate belonged to the Steffen family. After 1945 the building was occupied by a state farm (PGR) and then by a paper mill. Since 1994 it has had a private owner, who modernised it, and the site is now a holiday centre. Two kilometres away stands the manor in Strzeżewo.
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