Czerwony Domek
Brick house in the manor complex for up to 5 guests
We have bikes for you
Pets are welcome, but don't let them go upstairs
Find us in Kuflew between Warsaw and Minsk Mazowiecki
Pond 3ha, anglers are welcome
A party tent is available for rent, up to 60 people
At a glance
This story did not take place behind seven mountains or seven seas, or in any other more or less fairytale landscape. It all happened in the Mazovian land, and the heroes were generations of Polish nobility, a distiller’s brick house, the remains of a moat around the nineteenth-century manor and a Polish-English marriage who with great courage saved this property from oblivion.
The estate in Kuflewo is about 5 ha, which houses the manor, the Red House, i.e. a former distiller’s house, the ruins of a former stable, the Agronomówka building and part of the park with a column of St. Anthony, which was funded by Countess Weronika Dąbrowska in gratitude for expelling the Russians from her property in 1864.
The property was passed down several times. From the Jasieńczyk family, through the Oborski and Dąbrowski families, to the Szweycer family. It was Bronisław Szweycer who built a distillery and a house for a distillery man in Kuflewo in 1896. In 1943, the distillery building was blown up by the Home Army soldiers as a sabotage and diversionary action, but the red distillery house was spared and stands in the park to this day. It is the pride of the estate and a mainstay of Kuflew’s rest. In 2019, after a time-consuming renovation, we offer the house to guests and now we are happy to invite you inside the walls of history. The interior does not resemble that of the nineteenth century. Inside you will find a comfortable space for 5 people, a living room with a beautiful tiled fireplace, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms and an armful of books, including ones about the history of Kuflew.
Open the windows to a beautiful park with a pond and old trees, where squirrels live in the chestnut trees and nut trees. At breakfast time you can greet the deer, during a walk you can observe the pheasant and search for traces of hungry beavers. We also designed comfortable nests for storks and each year, they fly to Kuflew and proudly parade around in the surrounding fields.
We invite you to our enchanted garden, in which new meets really old, and unknown stories come to light.
The estate in Kuflewo is about 5 ha, which houses the manor, the Red House, i.e. a former distiller’s house, the ruins of a former stable, the Agronomówka building and part of the park with a column of St. Anthony, which was funded by Countess Weronika Dąbrowska in gratitude for expelling the Russians from her property in 1864.
The property was passed down several times. From the Jasieńczyk family, through the Oborski and Dąbrowski families, to the Szweycer family. It was Bronisław Szweycer who built a distillery and a house for a distillery man in Kuflewo in 1896. In 1943, the distillery building was blown up by the Home Army soldiers as a sabotage and diversionary action, but the red distillery house was spared and stands in the park to this day. It is the pride of the estate and a mainstay of Kuflew’s rest. In 2019, after a time-consuming renovation, we offer the house to guests and now we are happy to invite you inside the walls of history. The interior does not resemble that of the nineteenth century. Inside you will find a comfortable space for 5 people, a living room with a beautiful tiled fireplace, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms and an armful of books, including ones about the history of Kuflew.
Open the windows to a beautiful park with a pond and old trees, where squirrels live in the chestnut trees and nut trees. At breakfast time you can greet the deer, during a walk you can observe the pheasant and search for traces of hungry beavers. We also designed comfortable nests for storks and each year, they fly to Kuflew and proudly parade around in the surrounding fields.
We invite you to our enchanted garden, in which new meets really old, and unknown stories come to light.
Host:
Milena i Patrick
We speak these languages: Polish, English, French, German
We are on-site, we give our guests space and intimacy, but we're always ready to help
Parents of three kids and guardians of Polo the dog, Polish and English, lovers of large spaces and spending time in the garden. My husband loves the countryside, I love the city, and we both love working outdoors. That’s probably why 13 years ago while living in London, we dived into the unknown and became the owners of a 5-hectare estate in Kuflew. The Dworsko – Pałacowy team sounded great, but the amount of work exceeded our wildest expectations. In the beginning, we wanted to renovate the nineteenth-century manor and live in it, but life presented a different scenario. However, we saved it from complete destruction, secured it, and then dealt with the renovation of the Red House. This project, fortunately, was successful and now we can invite guests who are hungry for silence and want to learn about the mysterious history of our property. We realise that the property is our life-long project. Endless renovation plans are our daily bread. Now we are focusing on the stable. We want to save it from complete destruction, and this is really the last chance.
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House
6
2 bathrooms•2 shared bathrooms•We accept cats, medium dogs, small dogs•104 m²
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