Manor House in Uradz

Uradz Manor House is an eclectic, single-storey manor house with a habitable attic in a mansard, standing on the high, eastern bank of the Dębnica River. The village lies in Barwice municipality, in Szczecinek County, and the manor house is entered in the heritage register.

The building and park

The manor house is brick and, as the description of the village states, has survived without modern alterations, in good condition. A two-hectare landscape park adjoins it on three sides. The heritage register dates the complex to 1830 and describes it as a palace, while a second entry, for a brick manor house, is dated “2nd quarter of the 20th century”.

Nearby

The nearest site, 0.6 km from the manor house, is Przełom rzeki Dębnicy Nature Reserve, which covers a stretch of the same river. The church in Polne lies 2.8 km from here, the Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland.

Practical information

• Address: Uradz 1, Barwice municipality, Szczecinek County.
• The manor house is viewed from outside; whether the grounds are open is best checked with the Barwice municipal office.