History

• In around mid 18th c. - construction
• 1980s - restoration

Description

The outbuilding is located to the south-west of the palace. It is a brick building designed on a rectangular floor plan, its size being 36 x 14 metres. The outbuilding is a single-storey edifice with an attic, featuring a basement underneath a part of its structure. It is covered with a mansard roof which had originally featured a slate cladding but is now covered with sheet metal. A few dormer windows serve to break up the monotony of the roof’s surface. The two longer façades follow a 9-axial layout. The main hall features a barrel vault with lunettes. The building was originally designed as a brewery; today, it remains abandoned.

The building may only be viewed from the outside.

compiled by Krzysztof Czartoryski, Regional Branch of the National Heritage Board of Poland in Wrocław, 11-06-2015.

Bibliography

• Record sheet of historical monuments of architecture, 1995, compiled by M.Fryza, J.Kaczurba, A.Wilczyńska