Palac Wiejce Estate – a 19th-century castle with a 15-hectare estate
Nestled amid the vast forests of the Noteć Forest, on the banks of the Warta River, in a picturesque corner on the border between the Lubuskie and Greater Poland Voivodeships, lies the extraordinary Palac Wiejce estate—a place where history, architecture, and investment potential blend into a rare and harmonious whole. This 19th-century residence, complemented by a 15-hectare park and an agricultural complex, combines the authentic character of a former country estate with a fully operational hotel and conference facility.
At the heart of the complex stands a historic Neo-Baroque castle dating from 1830, with a floor area of approximately 2,238 m². The building features a grand layout, including a reception area, a restaurant with a terrace, a lobby, a sunroom, a bar, a conference room, a ballroom, a dining room, and 32 hotel rooms. The castle’s architecture, restored while preserving its historic form, captivates with its elegance, balance, and refined details. It preserves the spirit of a former aristocratic residence while also meeting the standards of today’s premium hospitality industry.
The complex consists of seven buildings with a total area of approximately 4,273.26 m².
The property includes:
• Service building (852.4 m²) – two conference rooms, 16 hotel rooms
• Administrative building (409.1 m²) – 9 hotel rooms, two large suites, a mini-spa with a dry sauna, a steam sauna, and a hot tub
• Banquet hall (349.56 m²) – equipped with air conditioning and modern audiovisual technology, seats up to approximately 200 guests in theater-style seating, and connects to a 100 m² terrace
• Stables with a carriage house (254.9 m²) – stalls for 6 horses and a carriage house for 6 carriages
• Gardener's House (146.6 m²) – 4 bedrooms, living room, kitchen
• Cottage (22.5 m²)
The property has a total of 63 hotel rooms and nine conference rooms.
One of the estate’s greatest assets is its size and completeness. The banquet hall can accommodate up to about 200 guests, and the stables with their carriage house underscore the cozy and historic character of the entire complex, serving as an important addition for premium events, themed stays, and horse lovers.
The history of Palac Wiejce is an integral part of its value. The estate’s origins date back to the 18th century, when the Counts of Kwilecki established a significant estate here. Over the course of the following centuries, the estate weathered the region’s and the country’s turbulent history and changed hands several times before undergoing extensive renovation from 2001 to 2003. During this renovation, many architectural details were restored, the roof was returned to its original form, and the outbuildings as well as the “Rządcówka” were restored. Today, the estate is used as a hotel and conference venue.
Palac Wiejce is a property of exceptional character—it combines historical heritage, grandeur, and functionality, making it an attractive opportunity for a buyer seeking a unique, authentic location ready for further development. This is an opportunity for an investor who sees value not only in walls and square meters, but also in the history, atmosphere, and unique potential of the site.
