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Pałac Antona hrabiego von Magnis, Schloss Eckersdorf
NIezwykła posiadłość magnacka, która zachwyciła angielskiego króla i prezydenta USA.
Położona w sercu Kotliny Kłodzkiej, w woj. dolnośląskim, w malowniczej dolinie z widokiem na pasma gór Sowich.
Pałac był kilkakrotnie przebudowywany, ostatnia przebudowa w XIX wieku nadała mu charakter neorenesansowy.
Założenie posiada trzy kondygnacje i zbudowane jest na planie wycinku koła, w układzie wielotraktowym. Budowla posiada wewnętrzne świetliki i kilka dachów dwuspadowych z lukarnami i facjatkami.
Powierzchnia pałacu wynosi 7.000 m² + strychy, łącznie około 300 pomieszczeń
parter 2.992 m² w tym 1.169m² pomieszczeń gospodarczych, stajnie, wjazdówka, mała sala balowa.
pierwsze piętro o powierzchni 1.600 m², 35 reprezentacyjnych sal - sala balowa, sala recepcyjna, gabinet, biblioteka - o bezcennej wartości historycznej oraz główna klatka schodowa z drewna, ozdobiona rzeźbami i płaskorzeźbami.
drugie piętro 1.913 m².
Powierzchnia możliwa do wykorzystania do celów hotelowych szacowana jest na około 2.660 m².
W XX wieku pałac był siedzibą szkoły. Obecnie w rękach prywatnego właściciela.
Dach i część stropów wymaga pilnej naprawy, aby zatrzymać proces degradacji pałacu.
Posiadłość o powierzchni 4,72 ha parku pałacowego ze starodrzewiem, ogrodzonego efektownym starym murem, z ogrodowymi atrakcjami (schody, lodownia, fontanna).
Wyposażenie ruchome pałacu (obrazy, gobeliny, żyrandole) znajdują sie w depozycie muzeum, aby mogły powrócić na swoje miejsca po renowacji pałacu.
Objęty ochroną konserwatorską od 1981 r., wszelkie prace remontowe wymagają decyzji konserwatora zabytków.
w bezpośrednim sąsiedztwie znajduje się budynek dawnego akademika o powierzchni 4.000 m², który może zostać przekształcony na mieszkania służbowe ub hotel niższej klasy.
Obiekt nie znajduje się na obszarze zagrożenia powodzią.
Palace of Count Anton von Magnis, Schloss Eckersdorf
An extraordinary magnate estate that delighted the English king and the US president.
Located in the heart of the Kłodzko Valley, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in a picturesque valley with a view of the Owl Mountains.
The palace was rebuilt several times, the last reconstruction in the 19th century gave it a Neo-Renaissance character.
The layout has three storeys and is built on a circular segment plan, in a multi-bay layout. The building has internal skylights and several gable roofs with dormers and dormers.
The area of the palace is 7,000 m² + attics, a total of about 300 rooms
ground floor 2,992 m² including 1,169m² of utility rooms, stables, entrance hall, small ballroom.
first floor with an area of 1,600 m², 35 representative rooms - ballroom, reception room, study, library - of priceless historical value and the main staircase made of wood, decorated with sculptures and bas-reliefs.
second floor 1,913 m².
The area that can be used for hotel purposes is estimated at approximately 2,660 m².
In the 20th century the palace was home to a school. Currently in the hands of a private owner.
The roof and part of the ceilings require urgent repair to stop the process of degradation of the palace.
An estate with an area of 4.72 ha of a palace park with old trees, fenced with an impressive old wall, with garden attractions (stairs, icehouse, fountain).
The palace's movable furnishings (paintings, tapestries, chandeliers) are in deposit at the museum so that they can be returned to their places after the palace is renovated.
Under conservation protection since 1981, all renovation work requires a decision from the conservator.
in the immediate vicinity there is a former student dormitory building with an area of 4,000 m², which can be converted into business apartments or a lower-class hotel.
The facility is NOT located in a flood risk area.
Palace of Count Anton von Magnis, Schloss Eckersdorf
An extraordinary magnate estate that delighted the English king and the US president.
Located in the heart of the Kłodzko Valley, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in a picturesque valley with a view of the Owl Mountains.
The palace was rebuilt several times, the last reconstruction in the 19th century gave it a Neo-Renaissance character.
The layout has three storeys and is built on a circular segment plan, in a multi-bay layout. The building has internal skylights and several gable roofs with dormers and dormers.
The area of the palace is 7,000 m² + attics, a total of about 300 rooms
ground floor 2,992 m² including 1,169m² of utility rooms, stables, entrance hall, small ballroom.
first floor with an area of 1,600 m², 35 representative rooms - ballroom, reception room, study, library - of priceless historical value and the main staircase made of wood, decorated with sculptures and bas-reliefs.
second floor 1,913 m².
The area that can be used for hotel purposes is estimated at approximately 2,660 m².
In the 20th century the palace was home to a school. Currently in the hands of a private owner.
The roof and part of the ceilings require urgent repair to stop the process of degradation of the palace.
An estate with an area of 4.75 ha of a palace park with old trees, fenced with an impressive old wall, with garden attractions (stairs, icehouse, fountain).
The palace's movable furnishings (paintings, tapestries, chandeliers) are in deposit at the museum so that they can be returned to their places after the palace is renovated.
Under conservation protection since 1981, all renovation work requires a decision from the conservator.
in the immediate vicinity there is a former student dormitory building with an area of 4,000 m², which can be converted into business apartments or a lower-class hotel.
The facility is not located in a flood risk area.
NIezwykła posiadłość magnacka, która zachwyciła angielskiego króla i prezydenta USA.
Położona w sercu Kotliny Kłodzkiej, w woj. dolnośląskim, w malowniczej dolinie z widokiem na pasma gór Sowich.
Pałac był kilkakrotnie przebudowywany, ostatnia przebudowa w XIX wieku nadała mu charakter neorenesansowy.
Założenie posiada trzy kondygnacje i zbudowane jest na planie wycinku koła, w układzie wielotraktowym. Budowla posiada wewnętrzne świetliki i kilka dachów dwuspadowych z lukarnami i facjatkami.
Powierzchnia pałacu wynosi 7.000 m² + strychy, łącznie około 300 pomieszczeń
parter 2.992 m² w tym 1.169m² pomieszczeń gospodarczych, stajnie, wjazdówka, mała sala balowa.
pierwsze piętro o powierzchni 1.600 m², 35 reprezentacyjnych sal - sala balowa, sala recepcyjna, gabinet, biblioteka - o bezcennej wartości historycznej oraz główna klatka schodowa z drewna, ozdobiona rzeźbami i płaskorzeźbami.
drugie piętro 1.913 m².
Powierzchnia możliwa do wykorzystania do celów hotelowych szacowana jest na około 2.660 m².
W XX wieku pałac był siedzibą szkoły. Obecnie w rękach prywatnego właściciela.
Dach i część stropów wymaga pilnej naprawy, aby zatrzymać proces degradacji pałacu.
Posiadłość o powierzchni 4,72 ha parku pałacowego ze starodrzewiem, ogrodzonego efektownym starym murem, z ogrodowymi atrakcjami (schody, lodownia, fontanna).
Wyposażenie ruchome pałacu (obrazy, gobeliny, żyrandole) znajdują sie w depozycie muzeum, aby mogły powrócić na swoje miejsca po renowacji pałacu.
Objęty ochroną konserwatorską od 1981 r., wszelkie prace remontowe wymagają decyzji konserwatora zabytków.
w bezpośrednim sąsiedztwie znajduje się budynek dawnego akademika o powierzchni 4.000 m², który może zostać przekształcony na mieszkania służbowe ub hotel niższej klasy.
Obiekt nie znajduje się na obszarze zagrożenia powodzią.
Palace of Count Anton von Magnis, Schloss Eckersdorf
An extraordinary magnate estate that delighted the English king and the US president.
Located in the heart of the Kłodzko Valley, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in a picturesque valley with a view of the Owl Mountains.
The palace was rebuilt several times, the last reconstruction in the 19th century gave it a Neo-Renaissance character.
The layout has three storeys and is built on a circular segment plan, in a multi-bay layout. The building has internal skylights and several gable roofs with dormers and dormers.
The area of the palace is 7,000 m² + attics, a total of about 300 rooms
ground floor 2,992 m² including 1,169m² of utility rooms, stables, entrance hall, small ballroom.
first floor with an area of 1,600 m², 35 representative rooms - ballroom, reception room, study, library - of priceless historical value and the main staircase made of wood, decorated with sculptures and bas-reliefs.
second floor 1,913 m².
The area that can be used for hotel purposes is estimated at approximately 2,660 m².
In the 20th century the palace was home to a school. Currently in the hands of a private owner.
The roof and part of the ceilings require urgent repair to stop the process of degradation of the palace.
An estate with an area of 4.72 ha of a palace park with old trees, fenced with an impressive old wall, with garden attractions (stairs, icehouse, fountain).
The palace's movable furnishings (paintings, tapestries, chandeliers) are in deposit at the museum so that they can be returned to their places after the palace is renovated.
Under conservation protection since 1981, all renovation work requires a decision from the conservator.
in the immediate vicinity there is a former student dormitory building with an area of 4,000 m², which can be converted into business apartments or a lower-class hotel.
The facility is NOT located in a flood risk area.
Palace of Count Anton von Magnis, Schloss Eckersdorf
An extraordinary magnate estate that delighted the English king and the US president.
Located in the heart of the Kłodzko Valley, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in a picturesque valley with a view of the Owl Mountains.
The palace was rebuilt several times, the last reconstruction in the 19th century gave it a Neo-Renaissance character.
The layout has three storeys and is built on a circular segment plan, in a multi-bay layout. The building has internal skylights and several gable roofs with dormers and dormers.
The area of the palace is 7,000 m² + attics, a total of about 300 rooms
ground floor 2,992 m² including 1,169m² of utility rooms, stables, entrance hall, small ballroom.
first floor with an area of 1,600 m², 35 representative rooms - ballroom, reception room, study, library - of priceless historical value and the main staircase made of wood, decorated with sculptures and bas-reliefs.
second floor 1,913 m².
The area that can be used for hotel purposes is estimated at approximately 2,660 m².
In the 20th century the palace was home to a school. Currently in the hands of a private owner.
The roof and part of the ceilings require urgent repair to stop the process of degradation of the palace.
An estate with an area of 4.75 ha of a palace park with old trees, fenced with an impressive old wall, with garden attractions (stairs, icehouse, fountain).
The palace's movable furnishings (paintings, tapestries, chandeliers) are in deposit at the museum so that they can be returned to their places after the palace is renovated.
Under conservation protection since 1981, all renovation work requires a decision from the conservator.
in the immediate vicinity there is a former student dormitory building with an area of 4,000 m², which can be converted into business apartments or a lower-class hotel.
The facility is not located in a flood risk area.
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- Informacje
- Powierzchnia: 7000 m2
- 300 pokoje
- 3 piętra w budynku
- Rok budowy: 1570
- Numer oferty: 55/11430/ODS
- Zalety
- domofon
- teren ogrodzony
- Okolica
- góry
- park
- Kuchnia
- oddzielna
- Ogrzewanie
- CO gazowe
- Dodatkowe zalety
- alarm
- monitoring
- Instalacje
- elektryczna
- gazowa
- wodna