Jeżewo Stare: Manor House History and Cycling Route

• The manor house complex dates to around 1880 and comprises a brewery, farm buildings, a residence, a lamus, and a servants’ house.
• It was entered in the register on January 31, 1983, under registration number 534.
• Jeżewo Stare was a royal village in the 15th century; from the 19th century onward, it belonged to the Gloger family.
• On the Tykocin–Jeżewo Stare section, the Obwodnica rowerowa po Narwiańskim Parku Narodowym shares its route with Green Velo.
• The Green Velo section “Ku granicy dawnej Polski” begins at the Orlen gas station in Jeżewo Stare.

The manor house is described as a complex of several distinct buildings: alongside the brewery and farm buildings are a residence, a lamus, and a servants’ house. Together, these components give the complex its scope; it is not just a manor house. The date of around 1880 and the 1983 entry in the register are two different facts: the first refers to the period to which the complex is dated, while the second refers to its registration under a specific number.

Jeżewo Stare’s history also extends beyond this complex. In the 15th century, the village was royal; from the 19th century onward, it belonged to the Gloger family. The manor house hosted many well-known figures, particularly writers. These historical details offer different perspectives: they concern both the village’s former ownership and the manor house’s role as a meeting place for notable guests.

Two details are useful for planning your route. On the Tykocin–Jeżewo Stare section, the Obwodnica rowerowa po Narwiańskim Parku Narodowym and Green Velo share the route. The section “Ku granicy dawnej Polski” has a named starting point in Jeżewo Stare: the Orlen gas station. These details describe the route and the beginning of a Green Velo section, respectively; they do not provide information about journey time or route difficulty.

If you are planning a cycling trip, check the current route and local conditions before setting out. This lets you use the section names mentioned here for planning without mistaking them for a time or distance estimate. The route-focused perspective differs from the historical perspective on the manor house: which one shapes your trip more depends on your interests.

If you are particularly interested in history, the manor house complex, its former ownership, and the manor house’s notable guests offer points of interest. For a cycling trip, the focus is instead on the shared routes on the Tykocin–Jeżewo Stare section and the starting point of the Green Velo section. These details describe interests and historical context, not the facilities or location of individual hotels.

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Which buildings are part of the manor house complex?

The complex, dated to around 1880, comprises a brewery, a farm building, a residence, a lamus, and a servants’ house. It was entered in the register on January 31, 1983, under registration number 534.

What historical connections does Jeżewo Stare have?

Jeżewo Stare was a royal village in the 15th century and belonged to the Gloger family from the 19th century onward. The manor house hosted many well-known figures, particularly writers.

Where does the Green Velo section “Ku granicy dawnej Polski” begin?

The section begins at the Orlen gas station in Jeżewo Stare. Before setting out, check the current route and conditions.

Go to the main travel overview: Białostocki.