This masonry palace with a complex structure and spatial arrangement was built in the 19^th century. Two main entrances are preserved: a grand entrance, leading from the main road to the driveway by the manor house and central lawn; and a second one for staff, leading from the village market and the main road leading to the farm. The last owners of the manor were the Górskis, Szeliga coat-of-arms, who lived here until 1946. After World War II, the building was converted to house a school. Later it served as office space for the local cooperative and a health centre. In the years 1975-1980, it was renovated, and since that time it has been the seat of the Roźwienica Municipality Office.

In the surroundings of the palace, there is a well-preserved landscape park founded on the site of an older, 18^th-century one, which was arranged geometrically. The landscape gardens which now dominate in the entire spatial layout, come from the beginning of the 20^th century. Vegetation has the character of tall tree stands, consisting primarily of oaks, birches, lindens, ashes and beeches.