The village has a preserved two-story manor house covered with an envelope roof, built in the 1930s in forms reminiscent of Baroque forms. It is a building built on a rectangular plan, with a bay window at the corner on the facade side, and a terrace at the western corner. The entrance to the building is preceded by high stairs and a portico supported by two Tuscan columns. The roof has an extension ending with a triangular gable supported by pilaster strips.
Currently, several families live in the building.
In the vicinity of the building there is a manor park from the 19th century with specimens of chestnut and Norway maple.
The facility is accessible from the outside.
The village was established within the dominion of the Cistercian nuns from Marianów. At the beginning of the 18th century, the town belonged to Baltzer Dietrich von Runge. Later, it was owned by the von Wedel family. From 1787, this estate became part of the estate in Kamienny Most. From 1789 to 1819 it was pledged to Jakub Henryk von Krüger. The next owners were Herman Albert Steffen in 1828 and 1851, and Trantow in 1832.