A single-storey brick manor house with a portico from the first half of the 19th century, privately owned and listed in the heritage register.
The manor house in Wygiełzów is a single-storey, brick building from the first half of the 19th century, listed in the heritage register. It stands in the fork of the valleys of two tributaries of the Białka, in the Irządze municipality, and remnants of the manor park survive around it.
The first owners were the Szlichciński family, described as faithful to patriotic traditions. After the Second World War the building fell into decay, and today it remains privately owned.
The manor house has a plan close to the letter T, and its front is decorated with a four-column portico. It is built of brick. Around it stretch the remains of the former park, and the site lies in the valleys through which two right-bank tributaries of the Białka flow.
In the same municipality there is also the manor house in Irządze, and beside it the Church of St Wenceslas.
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