Starting in 1597, Joach von Stentsch had a two-winged Renaissance palace and a small landscaped park built, incorporating a previously existing Gothic property.
From 1834 Frederike von Ryssel became the owner, and in the 1860s the castle passed to Emil Kracker von Schwarzenfeld by inheritance. He had the castle embedded in the park redesigned in neo-Renaissance style. From 1891 Count von Finckenstein was the owner, who had the Renaissance castle demolished in 1895.
After the Polish takeover of the region, the castle was used as a holiday home. The castle was badly damaged in a fire in 1990 and restored in the years that followed.