Manowce Palace

Nowe Warpno, Poland, Poland
30 guests
16 bedrooms
16 bathrooms

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Luxe Living: A property with a high level of craftsmanship in architecture and design, as well as comfort.

Palazzo: A palatial and usually historic building in Italy

Coastal: At land’s end, on the water’s edge

Where the Waters Meet the Woods

This dramatic palace renovation sits on the secluded shore of a large bay next to the Baltic Sea in northwestern Poland, surrounded by vast woods. A unique historical property, the palace is now a vacation rental and event location.

Where the Waters Meet the Woods

Built at the beginning of the 20th century, the Manowce Palace is neoclassical in style and was most likely designed by Theodor Bless. In its lifetime, it has passed through many hands, but luckily its structure has remained intact.

Its first owner was Georg Wegner, the chief medical officer and director of the hospital in Szczecin Pomorzany. In 1923, the property was purchased by Eduard Silbernagel, who then sold it in 1941 to the National Socialist People’s Welfare organization, who used the palace as a training center for party members and a shelter for mothers.

Luckily, the property was not damaged during World War II. From April 1945, it was occupied by the Soviet Army and then a Border Guard Army station was located there.

From the late Forties, it found a new life as a recreational center, and for many years was a summer camp. A few years ago, it was acquired by its new owner and extensively renovated.

The property is a great mix of old and new, filled with beautiful antiques and paintings as well as modern amenities like wifi, modern bathrooms and comfortable beds. The grounds are idyllic, with access to the private shores of the lagoon. Guests can swim in the bay, or hunt for mushrooms in the woods. Kayaks, a fishing boat with rods, and bicycles are all available for use.

This is an exceptional vacation home rental in Poland for large groups, as well as being a great destination for individual guests and events. Despite its seemingly remote location, Manowce is only 45 minutes from Szczecin (Stettin), close to the border with Germany, and only 2.5 hours from Berlin.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

This vacation home rental in Poland can be booked as a holiday destination but is also perfect for special events like weddings as well as corporate meetings.

The palace has three apartments and 13 double bedrooms, accommodating up to 33 guests, or 42 including sofa beds and extra beds in some rooms. All the rooms have en-suite bathrooms and large televisions, and there is wifi access throughout.

When you book an event, you'll have the whole place to yourself, including five reception rooms, special meeting rooms, and enchanting gardens where up to 100 people can be accommodated in a marquee.

Private stays from 1 to 28 days are also possible. For groups, a personal assistant who speaks English and German will be available on-site every day during the day.

For groups, this property is rented out on exclusive basis. There are 13 bedrooms and 3 suites. For vacation stays, the minimum number of guests is 15 adults (or children aged 12 or older), and the maximum is 42. The minimum number of nights is 7 and the maximum is 28. The property charges a price per person. It includes venue hire, accommodation and catering.

We welcome all holiday bookings from July to November. Our holiday price includes the room and breakfast, as well as complimentary use of all the onsite facilities, equipment and common spaces offered to our guests. At Manowce you can also enjoy lunch and dinner and various drinks, which are served at our à la carte prices.

The palace has cable TV, sauna, sun beds, beach towels, parking, smoke detector, fire extinguisher and first aid kit. New for 2022: a 9ft pool table and professional darts, located on the lower ground floor, plus electric vehicle charging.

AROUND

Szczecin Lagoon is located in the Oder estuary and shared by Germany and Poland, and separated from the Baltic Sea by the islands of Usedom and Wolin. This is a great location for outdoor activities like sailing, fishing, bird watching, and golf.

The open waters of the Baltic Sea are accessible in half an hour by motorboat, so sailing and rod-fishing enthusiasts can enjoy both the bay and the sea. For golfers, an hour’s journey by car or motorboat brings you to six 18-hole golf courses, three in Poland and three in Germany. Additional activities like hunting can be arranged.