Dworek Makoszka
Come to us for horses in the Lublin region
Place created by a family for families
7 cosy rooms for you in the manor
We serve homemade breakfasts and dinners
Friendly pets are welcome - our dogs & cats are in the yard
At a glance
Before we took care of Makoszka, even before my mother Iwona bought this land years ago, documented in Polish history took place here in the Parczewskie Forests. In the 19th century, in this royal village, a tsarist forester lived in a beautiful manor house, and in his stables were pure-bred horses. The manor house still stands here, right next to the forest, next to the Królowa Droga reserve in the Lublin region. The name with the crown in the title is not accidental, it is a memento of the times when Jagiełło, the Grand Duke of Lithuania, used to travel this way to the regional councils in Parczew. The word Makoszka, according to the legend, comes from the Slavic goddess of fertility Mokosz. Another, more popular, version says that the settlement was founded by Makosz - a beekeeper who settled by the springs of Konotopa. Among the royal forests, the settlement was inhabited by honey hunters, growers, undergrowth harvesters and people who burned ash. People who lived close to nature, just like us and our guests.
The wooden manor house resisted the turmoil of history for a long time until my mum Iwona came here and took care of the house and the stud. During the renovation of the house, she found broken Russian porcelain under the floor, an Uhlan army drafting card, and even a rusty saber. What must have gone on here all these years! In the yard, she discovered an old wooden door that became an icon for everyone in the manor house. She made sure that the wooden parquet floors creaked properly, that the knitted napkins found their way to the round tables, and there were also horses. In the stables, on the horse track, but also in paintings and sculptures inside.
When mum said that's enough and hid in the kitchen, where she now charms guests with her delicacies, we - Kasia and Tomek - took over. With verve, love for horses and people, and three little trouble makers. In the winter we plunge into our pond, in the summer we fish and swim, in the autumn we pick mushrooms, and all year round we go horse riding, jump over obstacles and organize horse riding camps for children and teenagers. As parents, we also make sure that the kids feel like they're in a real village - they feed the animals, run barefoot on the grass, play as much as possible, all while parents freely recharge their batteries.
Horses have always been our passion and love, it was thanks to them that we met, it was because of them that my mother bought a manor house with a 19th-century log stable. In the beginning, there were supposed to be two, but it became the whole stable and a way of life. We have an army of ponies, elegant steeds, mares, and old ladies who are enjoying their happy retirement here.
People are as happy in Makoszka as they are with horses. A house with the atmosphere of a forester's lodge, cosy rooms, a common living room with a fireplace, a dining room and a terrace where books are absorbed await you. Evenings by the fireplace, mornings on bicycles and hours of lessons in the saddle. We have Iwona's homemade cooking, Szerlok and Fado - pets and a friendly atmosphere. We look forward to seeing you. Let yourself be known.
The wooden manor house resisted the turmoil of history for a long time until my mum Iwona came here and took care of the house and the stud. During the renovation of the house, she found broken Russian porcelain under the floor, an Uhlan army drafting card, and even a rusty saber. What must have gone on here all these years! In the yard, she discovered an old wooden door that became an icon for everyone in the manor house. She made sure that the wooden parquet floors creaked properly, that the knitted napkins found their way to the round tables, and there were also horses. In the stables, on the horse track, but also in paintings and sculptures inside.
When mum said that's enough and hid in the kitchen, where she now charms guests with her delicacies, we - Kasia and Tomek - took over. With verve, love for horses and people, and three little trouble makers. In the winter we plunge into our pond, in the summer we fish and swim, in the autumn we pick mushrooms, and all year round we go horse riding, jump over obstacles and organize horse riding camps for children and teenagers. As parents, we also make sure that the kids feel like they're in a real village - they feed the animals, run barefoot on the grass, play as much as possible, all while parents freely recharge their batteries.
Horses have always been our passion and love, it was thanks to them that we met, it was because of them that my mother bought a manor house with a 19th-century log stable. In the beginning, there were supposed to be two, but it became the whole stable and a way of life. We have an army of ponies, elegant steeds, mares, and old ladies who are enjoying their happy retirement here.
People are as happy in Makoszka as they are with horses. A house with the atmosphere of a forester's lodge, cosy rooms, a common living room with a fireplace, a dining room and a terrace where books are absorbed await you. Evenings by the fireplace, mornings on bicycles and hours of lessons in the saddle. We have Iwona's homemade cooking, Szerlok and Fado - pets and a friendly atmosphere. We look forward to seeing you. Let yourself be known.
Host:
Kasia i Tomek
We speak these languages: Polish, English
We are Kasia and Tomek Romaniuk and, as is usually the case, it was passion that made us cross paths. We met thanks to the horses, and then it was a wedding, three children, Nikodem, Filip and Blanka, and a herd of horses. We continue and develop the work of Iwona's mother, affectionately known as the "Foundress Mother", who bought a completely ruined manor house years ago and took it under her wing, giving it a second life. Today she reigns in the kitchen, passionately pampering the palates of our guests. Since then, we were crazy about saving old buildings - to Makoszka we transported two houses (one of them is Czelejówka), a few granaries and a barn, which are waiting for renovations. We really want our guests to feel as comfortable as possible here, so we try to create a homely and family atmosphere. We invite horse riders and more.
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