Pałac Warlity Olstynek Poland 1956–2025

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## Pałac Warlity

Pałac Warlity, a 19th-century residence in Warlity Małe, Poland, was originally constructed as a manor for the von Weitzel family. The building, designed in a classical style, survived both World Wars but fell into disrepair in the post-war period. In 2006, Edyta Kostrzewa embarked on a meticulous 12-year restoration, aiming to revive the estate's former grandeur. The project included reconstructing the roof, carpentry, and interior details, as well as transforming the surrounding three-hectare area into a park reminiscent of Johann Larass's 1894 design. The restored palace now offers twelve premium rooms and serves as a tranquil retreat by Lake Platyny, embodying the philosophy that "peace is luxury." (warlity.pl)

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