A larch manor house was built in Przystań in the 18th century, but unfortunately it was burned down by Russian troops during the Bar Confederation. Konstanty Godlewski undertook the reconstruction of the manor house, but unfortunately his premature death prevented it. His wife pledged the property as collateral for the loan, and because she did not repay it on time, the manor became the property of Paweł Mostowski, who completed the construction of the manor. Later, the property in Przystań was purchased by the Krasiński family, and then became the property of the Czartoryski family. Adam Czartoryski's eldest daughter, Małgorzata, received the Przystań property as a wedding dowry in 1925. She married a foreigner, Prince Gabriel de Bourbon – Socilias. On his order, the construction of a new manor house, park, orchard and garden began. The manor was built in 1928.
It was made of pine wood in a rectangular shape, single-story with an attic, covered with a mansard shingle roof. Inside, all walls were plastered, only one, the "larch room", was lined with larch boards. Outside the manor, a new park, orchard and vegetable garden were established.
Currently, the building houses a primary school. After the renovation, the larch room and the stylish fireplace have been preserved, next to which there is a mosaic depicting the Virgin Mary made of tiled tiles. The facility is surrounded by a 2-hectare park planted by Antoni de Bourbon in the 20th century.