The Palace and the Palace Grounds

A two-story building constructed on a rectangular plan.The palace was built in 1853. The buildingis topped with a mansard roof featuring dormers. The building’s facade features two projections. The rear projection has a triangular plan. The front projection is adorned with the coat of arms of the Borck family, the palace’s former owners. On the gable wall of the palace, there is a plaque providing information about the building’s architectural history. Currently, the plaque is partially damaged. The interior of the palace is laid out in a two-bay plan with enfilade corridors. Currently, the palace is not in the best condition. A manor park dating from the second half of the 19th century surrounds the palace. It is a naturalistic park covering an area of 5.5 hectares. In the park, one can see dendrological specimens and natural monuments, including a pedunculate oak with a circumference of 495, a small-leaved linden with a circumference of 460 cm, and a Douglas fir with a circumference of 315 cm.