Ruins of a late-baroque palace in Pniów. The residence was built after 1770. for Hans Benedikt von Groeling, the new owner of Pniów, a newly ennobled Prussian general.
The founder's son, Leopold von Groeling, already in 1819. he sold the property. Successive owners of Pniów rebuilt the residence, incl. in 1840 and 1880. The end of the mansion's splendor came in 1945. The palace damaged during the war in the times of the Polish People's Republic was not rebuilt. The State Farm used only the farm buildings of the former farm. In the 90s of the twentieth century, as in the rest of Poland, the local state-owned farm was closed.