Laskówka Manor

The manor in Laskówka is a Renaissance structure built in 1606, which has undergone numerous transformations, including an expansion in the 18th century when a new wing was added. The building was entered into the register of historical monuments by the decision of the provincial conservator on September 20, 1984. Currently, the manor is privately owned, and its proprietor runs an agritourism farm, contributing to the revitalization of local tourism and culture. Architecturally, the manor has an L-shaped layout, is two stories high with a functional attic, and is topped by a tall gable roof. The 18th-century wing features a decorative volute gable and maintains proportions similar to the older part of the building. The interior of the manor retains many original elements, such as stone window frames, vaulted ceilings, and sgraffito decorations on the façades. An interesting detail is the decorative grilles on some of the windows, which add character to the structure. Adjacent to the manor are 19th-century farm buildings surrounding a rectangular courtyard. Laskówka, where the manor is located, is a picturesque village in the Lower Silesian Ząbkowice County, making it an appealing destination for tourists seeking both historical and cultural attractions.