Eclectic manor house with a tower and coats of arms on the portal, rebuilt in 1890-1895, with an 8.4 ha park.
The manor house in Przyszowice at Parkowa 11 is an eclectic building with a tower, rebuilt in 1890-1895 for the von Raczek family and surrounded by a park. It is entered in the heritage register.
The building dates from the early 19th century and was rebuilt and extended towards the end of that century. The two-storey building, on a plan close to a rectangle, has a multi-pitched roof, smooth rendered façades and projecting bays topped with scrolled gables. On the south side rises a four-storey tower, round at the bottom and octagonal higher up. Today it has a flat roof with a cross; originally it was crowned with a bulbous cupola with a lantern. On the main portal you can see a cartouche with the coats of arms of the von Raczek and von Ludwig families.
The manor house is surrounded by a landscape park of 8.4 ha with specimens of deciduous trees.
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