The manor in Górki Dąbskie, "Pałac w Górkach Dąbskich", was remodeled around 1870 at the request of the landowner Eustachy Rogaliński in the style of English Neo-Gothic. Further modifications were carried out in the early 1920s by the last owners before 1945. After nationalization, the palace mainly served as an office building for a state agricultural enterprise.
The building is two stories high with a basement. During the major renovation in 1870, a square, four-story tower was added to the west side. The tower and facade feature a Neo-Gothic parapet and battlements. The garden side is highlighted by a risalit with a portico and a grand staircase. The adjacent landscape park, dating back to the 19th century, covers an area of just under 2 hectares and includes two ponds.
The manor house’s picturesque character is further enhanced by its location on a small hill. A wide staircase leads down to the park, with one of the ponds directly below. The park is home to old trees, including an avenue of white chestnuts that merges with an ash-chestnut avenue. Notable natural monuments include two pedunculate oaks with trunk circumferences of 280 and 330 cm, as well as a silver willow by the pond.
Since 1981, the palace has been listed in the heritage register under the number 102/A. The usable area is 1,085 m², and the entire property covers approximately 7.58 hectares. On the grounds, there is also an additional building with an area of about 730 m² and a shelter of 615 m². The property is connected to the local water and electricity networks. Both the palace and park require comprehensive renovation and revitalization. This historic property offers excellent opportunities for projects in the fields of leisure, recreation, or rehabilitation.
Górki Dąbskie is a settlement in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Nakło County, Kcynia Municipality. The countryside property is located roughly halfway between Poznań and Bydgoszcz. Detailed information and additional materials are available upon personal contact.
