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The manor house in Kruchów is an elegant 19th-century landed gentry residence nestled in a picturesque setting of fields and ancient trees. Built in the Classicist style, it captivates with its simple form and peaceful harmony with the landscape. For years, it was the center of social and economic life on the surrounding estates. Today, although somewhat forgotten, it still exudes an atmosphere of bygone times and aristocratic tranquility. A stroll around the manor house is a journey back in time – into the world of tradition and history of the Greater Poland countryside.

The forge is impressive, it seems to be preserved in very good condition

The court is inaccessible from the inside. On the tympanum there is a Latin sentence: he who watches does not sleep.

Access from the outside. The manor house is inhabited. The library that was located inside is currently being demolished. Very friendly local people and residents, with whom you can talk :)

Go down to the shores of Lake Oćwieckie (which is also where the Gąsawka River flows in) when you are in Gąsawka (a village). Beautiful, peaceful and charming. On the edge, some trees seem to bow to the water, leaning over the surface.

Once upon a time, it was supposedly a very nice place that was full of life, but unfortunately it was abandoned by its owners.

A very good place to rest and gain strength for the further trip.

The Renaissance-Baroque manor house, commonly known as the palace, was built in the second half of the 16th century. Its construction is associated with the Mieliński family name, as Aleksander Mieliński, bearing the Czele coat of arms, a courtier of Sigismund Augustus, diplomat, royal secretary, and abbot of Trzemeszno, appointed in 1557 by Stefan Batory to the newly established Wendish bishopric in Inflanty, "built a castle-like tenement house for his homeland in 1582." The manor house, situated on a hill (an artificially built earth platform), was surrounded by wetlands to the east and a deep moat to the north. The walls are up to 150-160 cm thick. Around 1766, the manor house was rebuilt by Józef Rosen, who added a second story. In 1921, a columned portico was added to the front, and the façade features an arcaded arcade with a balcony. Before 1939, it was surrounded by trees, shrubs, and flower pots, and the arcaded driveway was adorned with vines. A concrete tennis court was hidden in the park, and a marina with boats and kayaks was located on the lake. (Wikipedia)