Palace Kozia Gora
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£260,000.00
£260,000.00
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HISTORY:
Kozia Gora was in the possession of the family Podewils from the fourteenth century and belonged to them up till first half of the twentieth century. Podewilsowie , at the time of the Duchy of Western - Pomeranian , were closely associated with the ducal court in Szczecin. Adam Podewils rode with a message to King Kazimierz Jagielonczyk asking for the hand of Princess Anne for Boguslaw X , and Peter Podewils was accompanied by a prince in an expedition to the Holy Land . Since 1740, Kozia Gora estates and Malanowo were merged in 1818 . These good took Heinrich Friederich Podewils and in Kozia Gora built a great foundation court with new outbuildings and gardens/park.
Kozia Gora before World War II was in possesion of the Countess Jadwiga ( Hedwig ) Podewils Ponińska de domo who died and was buried in Kozia Gora in 1936 . Until 1945, the owners of Kozia Gora were von Waldowie . After the war Soviet troops stationed here.
The palace of the eighteenth / nineteenth century . Built in Baroque style , rebuilt in the late nineteenth century in neo-Gothic style in brick, in typical forms of Gothic romance with decorative cloisters , towers and balconies. The richest elevation is southern wing of the palace. There are statues of knights and coats of arms . The cubic capacity of the building is 7800 m3 , on 3 floors. The Granary was built at the same time as palace in the mid-sixteenth century . Underwent renovations and remodeling.
The palace and park complex is located on three plots of land . On two parcels 6ha /60.000 m2 / , there is a palace and huge outbuildings, surrounded on three sides by the park ( 4ha ) The third plot of 2.1ha serves as pasture and there are no buildings. This plot is adjacent to the road route Gdańsk Szczecin - Berlin. Through the park a river Mlynowka flows which is a tributary of the River Parsęta.. On the border of the park from the north -west are the ruins of a former mill court , where it is possible to run a small hydroelectric plant . The park is overgrown, great coniferous and deciduous trees , and among them , there are exotic trees.
There are also 5 accompanying buildings:
The palace and the buildings creates former courtyard in the shape of a rectangle. Square courtyard is paved. It is ideal layout to create a courtyard entrance, garden, recreation facilities, fountain etc.
All the services are already connected. May need to be upgraded to reflect a higher demand for electricity, water, sewage dependable on the envisaged usage.
EU and Poland grants for restoration may be obtained.
Kozia Gora was in the possession of the family Podewils from the fourteenth century and belonged to them up till first half of the twentieth century. Podewilsowie , at the time of the Duchy of Western - Pomeranian , were closely associated with the ducal court in Szczecin. Adam Podewils rode with a message to King Kazimierz Jagielonczyk asking for the hand of Princess Anne for Boguslaw X , and Peter Podewils was accompanied by a prince in an expedition to the Holy Land . Since 1740, Kozia Gora estates and Malanowo were merged in 1818 . These good took Heinrich Friederich Podewils and in Kozia Gora built a great foundation court with new outbuildings and gardens/park.
Kozia Gora before World War II was in possesion of the Countess Jadwiga ( Hedwig ) Podewils Ponińska de domo who died and was buried in Kozia Gora in 1936 . Until 1945, the owners of Kozia Gora were von Waldowie . After the war Soviet troops stationed here.
The palace of the eighteenth / nineteenth century . Built in Baroque style , rebuilt in the late nineteenth century in neo-Gothic style in brick, in typical forms of Gothic romance with decorative cloisters , towers and balconies. The richest elevation is southern wing of the palace. There are statues of knights and coats of arms . The cubic capacity of the building is 7800 m3 , on 3 floors. The Granary was built at the same time as palace in the mid-sixteenth century . Underwent renovations and remodeling.
The palace and park complex is located on three plots of land . On two parcels 6ha /60.000 m2 / , there is a palace and huge outbuildings, surrounded on three sides by the park ( 4ha ) The third plot of 2.1ha serves as pasture and there are no buildings. This plot is adjacent to the road route Gdańsk Szczecin - Berlin. Through the park a river Mlynowka flows which is a tributary of the River Parsęta.. On the border of the park from the north -west are the ruins of a former mill court , where it is possible to run a small hydroelectric plant . The park is overgrown, great coniferous and deciduous trees , and among them , there are exotic trees.
There are also 5 accompanying buildings:
- Residential building , combined with a stable for horses with a floor area of 180 m2 on 2 floor levels. Stable with a very nice architecture , has an area of approx. 500m2 . and dates from the nineteenth century. The facility is equipped with electricity , water supply and sewerage. Good technical condition .
- Warehouse building of similar architecture , approx. 450m2 , 2 levels , equipped with electricity, water and sewage systems . Good technical condition.
- The barn area approx 1000m2 , 2 levels, equipped with electricity, water and sewage systems . Good technical condition .
- Piggery building , with floor area of approx .1000m2 2 levels, equipped with electricity, water and sewage systems . Good technical condition .
- Od granary building with floor area of approx 150 m2 and 3 levels, equipped with electricity, water and sewage systems . Good technical condition
The palace and the buildings creates former courtyard in the shape of a rectangle. Square courtyard is paved. It is ideal layout to create a courtyard entrance, garden, recreation facilities, fountain etc.
All the services are already connected. May need to be upgraded to reflect a higher demand for electricity, water, sewage dependable on the envisaged usage.
EU and Poland grants for restoration may be obtained.
DETAILS:PLOT SIZE: 8ha / 80,000m2 / 861,000sqf
FLOORS: 3 plus basement MAIN PALACE AREA: 7550m2 / 81,200sqf REST OF THE BUILDINGS: 3280m2 / 35,300sqf CLOSEST AIRPORT: Szczecin 84km / 52miles NEARBY CITIES: Koszalin, Bialogard, Kolobrzeg, Seaside 20mil PURCHASE: £260,000.00
PURCHASE TAX (IE STAMP DUTY): £5,000.00 RENOVATION COST: APPROX £3.7mln - 10000m2 accomodation PROPERTY VALUE AFTER RENOVATION: £8MLN |