The palace was built in 1781 for Ernest Frederick von Wentzky. A baroque building, erected on a rectangular plan, with slight avant-corpses on the axes. Made of brick and plastered. Storey, on barrel vaulted cellars. The front elevation has nine axes, with a triaxial, slightly protruding two-story avant-corps, preceded by a newer portico with a balcony at the floor level. The risalit and the annex from the west, topped with neo-baroque volute gables. The garden elevation repeats the layout of the front one with an avant-corps topped with a low triangular abutment and a terrace preceded by it. Divisions of walls with pilaster strips and panels in plaster. Two-bay interior layout, almost completely transformed. A mansard roof with newer dormers; over the attics and the annex, saddle roofs, covered with tiles.