Historic Manor House on the Wkra River

Description

Dwór nad Wkra - a unique investment property with history and a reconstruction project
A unique, historic property is for sale, located in Wkra, near Glinojeck, directly on the picturesque Wkra River. The property comprises five plots with a riverbank along the property.

This offer includes a historic wooden manor house from the late 19th century , a rare example of the former Masovian manor architecture. The property has a developed design and has obtained permits for reconstruction and expansion , allowing for a quick start to the investment process.

This is an offer for investors looking for unique projects with history, character and high market potential .
The architecture and character of the facility

The manor house was built on a brick foundation, likely with a partial basement. It is a single-story building with an elongated rectangular plan, covered with a classic hipped roof.
Despite the passage of time, many original architectural details have been preserved, giving the building a unique character:
- decorative portal above the main entrance and porch
- rich wooden carving
- side veranda with openwork decorations
- details referring to the Świdermajer style.
It is these elements that create the unique atmosphere of the building and constitute its greatest architectural value.

Location - one of the greatest advantages
The property is located in an extremely picturesque part of the Wkra River valley, one of the cleanest and most valued recreational rivers in Mazovia.
The area is known for:
- kayaking trips
- weekend tourism
- relaxation surrounded by nature
- proximity to green areas and forests.

Thanks to this, the location has great tourist and investment potential , especially in the context of the growing trend of slow tourism and weekend tourism.

Real estate history
The manor house was built in the late 19th century and belonged to the Sujkowski family. During the interwar period, the estate encompassed approximately 440 hectares of land. The last owner was Anna Orłowska (1897–1945).
After World War II, the building was converted into apartments for state farm workers. During this time, several independent entrances were built to each section of the building. The last residents continued to live there until the early 21st century.

Investment potential
Thanks to the nature of the building and its location, the property offers wide adaptation possibilities:

Potential investment directions:
- boutique hotel or guesthouse by the river
- private residence in a manor style
- a weekend tourism facility for clients from Warsaw
- a center for intimate events and outdoor weddings
- premium agritourism project.

The most important advantages
- a historic manor house from the end of the 19th century
- design and consent for reconstruction and expansion
- unique location by the river
- preserved details of wooden architecture
- great tourist and investment potential
- a property with a unique character – rarely available on the market.

This is an offer for investors who are looking not only for real estate, but also for a place with history and soul – a project that could become a unique residence or a prestigious tourist destination.

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