Maciejowiec Castle Hill Apartment I
2-bedroom apartment in a former manor house
each bedroom has its own bathroom
On request, we will provide you with a breakfast basket
As a family, we are renovating the palace and bringing the park next door back to life
a place for enthusiasts of monuments and history
right next to the Bóbr Valley Landscape Park
At a glance
There were signs. It turned out, for example, that the von Kramst mausoleum in the park was the work of a design studio next to my sister's house in Berlin. Or a postcard from the palace in Maciejowiec, sent by a friend no one remembers. My wife's friend found it in a souvenir box. Where did it end up? It was written back when we weren't yet going to Maciejowiec and we hadn't even considered buying a palace. It was as if everything was pulling us towards this place.
We were connected to it by family history. When the palace ceased to be the von Kramst residence, the summer residence of the Scheiblers—the textile tycoons from Reymont's "Promised Land," or even a tuberculosis sanatorium, it was purchased by the Wrocław University of Economics, where my father taught. They created a Creative Work House there, where my mother and sister spent their summers. So when we discovered the palace was for sale, we didn't hesitate. We reorganized our lives to take on its renovation and the preservation of the historic 14-hectare park. A trusted dendrologist and mountaineer is currently injecting trees there. For a year, we lived in a mobile home next door and attracted more attention than the palace itself. We still have a long way to go, but we've just managed to move into the historic stables and open an apartment there for guests. If you love history and monuments, we have a feeling that staying at the manor during the renovation will be a thrill. It will be an unforgettable experience.
We were connected to it by family history. When the palace ceased to be the von Kramst residence, the summer residence of the Scheiblers—the textile tycoons from Reymont's "Promised Land," or even a tuberculosis sanatorium, it was purchased by the Wrocław University of Economics, where my father taught. They created a Creative Work House there, where my mother and sister spent their summers. So when we discovered the palace was for sale, we didn't hesitate. We reorganized our lives to take on its renovation and the preservation of the historic 14-hectare park. A trusted dendrologist and mountaineer is currently injecting trees there. For a year, we lived in a mobile home next door and attracted more attention than the palace itself. We still have a long way to go, but we've just managed to move into the historic stables and open an apartment there for guests. If you love history and monuments, we have a feeling that staying at the manor during the renovation will be a thrill. It will be an unforgettable experience.
Host:
Konstancja
We speak these languages: Polish, English, German
We are on-site, we give our guests space and intimacy, but we're always ready to help
Castle Hill Apartment I is looked after by every member of the family. We are people from Lower Silesia who are in love with the area. We cordially invite all lovers of silence, nature and peaceful relaxation.
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Maciejowiec Castle Hill Apartment I
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