luxury houses with terrace for sale Chyby, Poland

The property is situated on a plot of 1,656 m², of which 1,230 m² կազմում a garden area. The house was completed and put into use in 2011. The property features a 55 m² terrace with an automatic retractable awning, a two-car garage, and four additional parking spaces. The building was constructed using Porotherm technology and insulated with 20 cm of polystyrene. It is fitted with double-glazed windows and automatic external shutters on both the ground floor and the upper floor. The floors are finished with panels and tiles. The heating system combines a fireplace with a water jacket and a gas installation. The property is also equipped with a biological wastewater treatment system. The house includes a monitoring system and a comprehensive alarm system. A structured network cabling system is installed throughout the building, with two internet sockets in every room. Air conditioning is installed in the living room, billiard room, selected rooms, and bedrooms on the upper floor. The ground floor consists of a spacious living room with a mezzanine and access to the terrace, a bedroom with radiator heating, a bathroom, and a home office. The upper floor includes a master bedroom with a private bathroom, additional rooms, a bathroom with underfloor heating, and additional spaces with underfloor heating. There is also a children’s room divided into a day and sleeping area. In total, the property offers three bathrooms. Additional amenities include a billiard room, a gym, and a dedicated space for remote work. The property offers a large garden, a functional layout, and full technical infrastructure for comfortable living. The house is sold fully furnished and equipped.

Estate Palac Wiejce – 19th-Century Palace with a 15-Hectare Landed Estate Amidst the vast forests of the Noteć Forest, on the banks of the Warta River, in a picturesque corner on the border of the Lubuskie and Greater Poland voivodeships, lies the exceptional landed estate of Palac Wiejce — a place where history, architecture, and investment potential come together in a rare and cohesive whole. This 19th-century residence, accompanied by a 15-hectare park and farm complex, blends the authentic character of a former landed gentry estate with a fully functioning hotel and conference operation. At the heart of the complex stands a historic Neobaroque palace from 1830, covering approximately 2,238 m² . The building offers a representative layout including a reception, restaurant with terrace, lobby, winter garden, bar, conference room, ballroom, dining room, and 32 hotel rooms. The palace architecture, restored with respect for its historical form, showcases elegance, proportion, and refined detail. It preserves the spirit of a former gentry residence while meeting the standards of today’s premium hospitality market. The complex comprises seven buildings with a total area of approximately 4,273.26 m². The estate includes: • Farm building (852.4 m²) — two conference rooms, 16 hotel rooms • Rządcówka (409.1 m²) — 9 hotel rooms, two large suites, mini spa with dry sauna, steam sauna, and jacuzzi • Banquet hall (349.56 m²) — equipped with air conditioning and modern audio-visual equipment, accommodates up to approximately 200 guests in cinema configuration, connected to a 100 m² terrace • Stables with coach house (254.9 m²) — stalls for 6 horses and coach house for 6 carriages • Gardener’s cottage (146.6 m²) — 4 bedrooms, living room, kitchen • Lodge (22.5 m²) The property features a total of 63 hotel rooms and nine conference rooms. One of the estate’s greatest assets is its scale and completeness. The banquet hall accommodates up to approximately 200 guests, and the stables with coach house underscore the residential and historical character of the entire complex, serving as an important complement to premium events, themed stays, and equestrian enthusiasts. The estate is located amidst extraordinary nature — in the heart of the Noteć Forest, next to ancient trees, ponds, meadows, and utility areas. The park covering approximately 8 hectares gives the place a tranquil, monumental character, while the remaining 7 hectares consist of meadows and agricultural land. The total area of all plots is 15 hectares. This is a space offering privacy, tranquility, and natural separation from the hustle of large cities, yet located only about two hours from Berlin Willy Brandt Airport and about 1.5 hours from Poznań. The history of Palac Wiejce is an essential part of its value. The estate’s origins date back to the 18th century, when the Counts of Kwilecki founded a substantial manor here. Over subsequent centuries, the property witnessed the changing fate of the region and country, passing through various ownership stages until the major renovation carried out in 2001–2003. This renovation restored many architectural details, returned the roof to its original form, and restored the farm buildings and rządcówka. Today, the property operates as a hotel and conference venue. Palac Wiejce is a property of exceptional character — combining heritage, scale, and functionality to create an offering for a buyer seeking a unique, authentic place ready for further development. This is a proposition for an investor who sees value not only in walls and square meters, but also in history, atmosphere, and the unique potential of the place.

Sale offer of the historic Palace and Park Complex in Chwaliszewo, Kcynia commune – Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship. The property is located 50 km from the center of Bydgoszcz and 55 km from the center of Piła, on the border of the Greater Poland and Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeships. The Palace and Park Complex consists of land with a total area of 6.88 ha, including a park with a pond, a moraine hill, overgrown with forest and park vegetation, and a courtyard. The property is developed with a palace building with a usable area of approx. 520 m2 – without a basement, a steward's house, a hunting lodge on the top of the hill, and an orangery in the close vicinity of the palace. The well-maintained park vegetation includes many rare trees and shrubs, including several that are natural monuments, such as three giant arborvitae. The palace building was built in the first half of the nineteenth century. It was thoroughly rebuilt in the 30s of the twentieth century by the then owner Michał Szulczewski under the supervision of engineer Cybichowski. After World War II, the estate was nationalized and a State Agricultural Farm was established there. The current owner very thoroughly and with great care under the supervision of the conservator of monuments, renovated and restored the palace building, equipping it with furniture and appliances reflecting its unique character. The palace building has three floors: 1. Basement: kitchen, sauna with jacuzzi, pantry with laundry room, bathroom, wine cellar, boiler room 2. Ground floor: 2 staircases, hall, dining room consisting of two parts with a winter garden, 4 offices, bathing room (bathroom), kitchen 3. First Floor: 10 rooms The current owner also carefully took care of the maintenance and development of the historic park, including a stocked pond with an area of approx. 1000 m2. The entire property is supplied with spring water from its own intake, which is drawn from a historic, romantic well. Starting price – PLN 29 million If you are interested, please contact: Maciej Kuk