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The property is located a few kilometers from one of the largest golf courses in Europe, MODRY LAS.

The manor house in Przybysław is a classicist noble residence. It is located approximately 100 km from Szczecin in the Krzęcin commune.
Together with the historic park and the farm yard, it is one of the few fully preserved farm complexes and is one of the few residential buildings that had permanent users in the post-war period and were constantly renovated.
A total of 21 hectares of land
Farm – investment area of 5 ha (most buildings can be demolished and new ones built)
Park – 6 ha
Arable land – 10 ha

Important information: in January 2007, the roof renovation was completed in accordance with the requirements of the conservator.
in the 1980s, drains were made in the basement, wooden ceilings were replaced. The facility is set on stone benches, stable foundation, basement walls are complete, free of fungus, 280 cm deep, recessed in the ground 140 cm
On the park side – terrace. There are two entrances to the interior of the building in the middle of the long walls

The manor house in Przybysław is one of the few that, after being adapted for residential and office purposes, has retained numerous elements of the original design and furnishings from the 19th century. The most valuable – in the representative rooms, hall and ballroom:
-wooden staircase with gallery and balustrade
-numerous built-in wardrobes
– fireplace made of stone imitating marble
– double-leaf roof doors
– medallions on the walls
-neo-Gothic tiled stove
– neo-baroque tiled stove, kitchen elevator
FLOORING;
area of the hall, corridor, ballroom, dining room – boards;
hall and living room – historic parquet floors – stickers with the date 1842)
sanitary rooms – contemporary terracotta
JOINERY:
front stairs – stone; in the hall, wooden with a baluster balustrade leading to the gallery, to the basement – wooden, overall good condition, no structural hazards
WINDOWS: all set in original openings; generally preserved windows on the ground floor and second floor
DOORS: mostly original 19th century. In.; front door – 2-leaf, double-folding, door to the recess under the gallery stairs – closed with a decorative metal grate with vine motifs:
ELEVATIONS – have undergone the greatest changes, the architecture was simplified during the renovation.

PARK – manor house from the first half 19th century with historically preserved composition, basic species and quantity composition. Lindens and beeches (approx. 150 years old), spruces, alders, maples 9 approximately 70 years old), healthy tree stand, temporarily cared for, modern boxwood hedges, several ponds. Fence – along the axis of the country road – a brick wall on a stone foundation, then farm buildings and a manor house, from the south a metal mesh.