Sadyba Dakhovsʹkykh

A mysterious place, unfortunately, half-destroyed.

Monument of Polish History. The village belonged to the wealthy Polish family of Dachowski, the Lodzia coat of arms. In 1850 Kazimierz Dachowski built a neogothic palace - castle in the village. In this magnificent residence there was a collection of painting by Chelmonski and Siemiradzki as well as priceless collections of art, furniture , and various antiques. The last owner of the Treaty of Riga 1921 was Tadeusz Dachowski (Łeśkowe 1868 - Kraków, Poland 1951) Now, the castle brought to ruin is still deteriorating.

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Leskovsky Palace is an unrecognized but unique architectural monument of the 19th century. The lands around Leskovo belonged to princes Vyshnevetsky, magnates Lyantskoronsky, and Tarla. According to the legend, the glory of Sofiyivka did not give peace to the lords of Leskovo. Therefore, to rub Potocki's nose, the Dakhovskys decided to build a palace in the style of an English castle from the Middle Ages. The palace was built in the 50s of the XIX century. like the castle, Kazimir Dakhovsky on the site of the ancient residence of his grandfather also Kazimir Dakhovsky. The palace was surrounded by a low-cut hedge and an English park. Around the palace stretched lawns rarely decorated with flower beds. Many trees have been preserved from the old park. The palace had a collection of ancient fabrics, for which a special room was allocated. In addition, there were dozens of paintings, collections of oriental and European porcelain. Leskiv Palace-Estate was famous for a herd of English horses. The estate consisted of a palace, service outbuildings, rooms for servants. Dakhovsky was fond of horses, so they built a manor and stables.

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