Palace in Koszewko

The palace in Koszewko stands in the eastern part of the village of Koszewko in Stargard municipality and is listed in the heritage register. It is a brick building set in a landscape park, today at the address Koszewko 13.

The building

The palace was built in the 19th century and thoroughly rebuilt in 1922. At that time a square, three-storey tower, richly decorated, was added at the corner. The building has the plan of an elongated rectangle and a gable roof with dormer gables in the middle. Wikipedia describes it as Neo-Renaissance with Neoclassical features, while the National Heritage Board of Poland in the zabytek.pl service gives the style as Neoclassical. After 1945 the estate was managed by a state farm (PGR).

The park

The palace is surrounded by a landscape park of 7.6 ha, dating from the 18th century. It contains natural-monument trees: a beech, two ash trees and four small-leaved lime trees. An avenue of horse chestnuts from the 1930s runs along the road.

Practical information

• Address: Koszewko 13, Stargard municipality, Stargard County.
• The rules for entering the palace grounds and the park must be arranged with the manager of the site before your visit.
• Next to it stands the Church of St Thérèse of the Child Jesus, and in neighbouring Koszewo the Palace in Koszewo.