Description
The castle and the guest house are located on a 1,143 m² park plot with rare and protected trees. The castle was built around 1908 as a building with a full basement and around 1,493 m² of living and usable space and has been completely renovated. The social and living rooms are on the raised ground floor and the first floor. Additional living and sleeping rooms are in the attic. The guest house was also built around 1908 in a two-story construction without a basement and has around 558 m² of living and usable space. This building has also been completely renovated. The property is currently used for wedding and family receptions as well as conferences and company events. There are 3 apartments, 13 guest rooms and 5 other rooms available. Large social rooms are available in the castle. The castle and the guest house are currently not a hotel or a restaurant. However, such a use would be quite conceivable for a future owner. The offer includes another plot of land measuring 1,164 m². This is built on with a historic manor house built around 1920. This has not yet been renovated. The usable area of the manor house is around 880 m² and offers potential for expansion for commercial use. The two plots of land do not border each other but are located around 150 m apart. There is an undeveloped plot of land in between, which is not part of the offer. The castle and guest house and some of the plots are listed buildings and have been included in the national monument protection register. This fully restored castle ensemble is in a unique location in the north-west of Poland, embedded in extensive forests far away from any residential areas directly on the shore of the Szczecin Lagoon on the Baltic Sea. Despite its isolation, it is only around 45 minutes by car to Szczecin and only around 2.5 hours to Berlin. Thanks to the good flight connections all over the world, the property is also well suited as a representative company headquarters or hotel. The castle and guest house are located in a historic park with rare and protected trees and are part of the Haffhorst Park. This is one of the most valuable historic parks in Pomerania. It probably developed from a tree nursery founded in the 19th century. Very rare tree and shrub species as well as other unique plant species are represented on the park grounds. This complex stretches like a long strip directly on the banks of the Szczecin Lagoon. The two properties offered here are two parts of the historic Haffhorst Park. The castle is very luxuriously furnished. The social rooms on the raised ground floor are mostly furnished with historic furniture in the Biedermeier and Empire style from the 19th century. Paintings, tapestries and other decorations date from the 18th and 19th centuries. This area also boasts a parquet floor in the famous Versailles pattern with its interwoven diagonals. The following rooms are located here: large hall, salon, study, library, drawing room, dining room as well as main kitchen, cloakroom and sanitary facilities. The first floor consists of four exclusive suites, including the master suite with a view of the lagoon, consisting of a living room, bedroom and bathroom. On the second floor there are six bedrooms with bathrooms. In the basement you will find another kitchen, pantry, laundry, sauna and wine cellar as well as a dining room, home cinema and two further rooms and five toilets. The guest house is also fully furnished. In addition to historical furniture and paintings, there is also modern inventory with TV and WiFi, a perfect combination of old and new. These bathrooms are also of high quality and exclusively equipped. The bedrooms have modern and very comfortable beds. On the ground floor of the guest house there are two apartments for the staff, a garage, a workshop, a room for water treatment equipment and two rooms for heating and hot water supply as well as the fuel storage for the wood pellets. On the upper floor there are seven guest rooms with a small kitchenette and bathroom. There is no energy certificate, as there is no obligation in Poland to present an energy certificate for properties that are listed as historical monuments. Further development on the property is possible. Initial plans for this have been drawn up and can be made available to prospective buyers. The purchase price for this exceptional property is 10,000,000 euros. If sales tax is due on the purchase price due to legal provisions, this must be paid by the buyer in addition to the purchase price mentioned above. For EU citizens, no consent is required to purchase a property in Poland, provided it is not agricultural land or forest land. The offer is commission-free for the buyer. Our work is paid for solely by the seller. All other additional costs associated with the purchase, such as notary and land registry costs, official translations, etc., are borne solely by the buyer. There is no real estate transfer tax when purchasing property in Poland. Instead, the buyer is usually charged a 2% tax on civil law transactions. These statements are general information and do not contain any legal or tax advice. Therefore, you should seek legal and tax advice on this matter. We would be happy to send you a comprehensive exposé. In addition to site plans and floor plans, this also contains a large number of pictures of other exterior and interior views. There is also a video with impressive exterior and aerial shots as well as interior shots during a tour of the castle and the outbuildings. If you would like to view the property, please let us know when you would like to arrive. Our client will then ensure that you are received on site and that all your questions are answered on site. We are also available to you by telephone during the viewing appointment. All information is based on data provided to us by the seller. We accept no liability for accuracy and/or completeness. Errors and prior sale are reserved.