A T-shaped brick palace in Dunowo, with Neoclassical façades, a coat of arms with a goat's head and a granary next to it.
Dunowo Palace is a Classicist brick palace from the 19th century, built on a T-shaped plan, in a village in Świeszyno municipality. The façade is decorated with a coat of arms with a goat's head.
The Wikipedia entry on the village dates the palace to the end of the 19th century, and the heritage register to the middle of the 19th century, and describes it as Classicist. The longer wing has two storeys and no distinct style, while the shorter one has three storeys and Neoclassical façades with corner pilasters and a cornice. Next to it stands a granary with two octagonal superstructures on the roof.
Dunowo lies on the Białogard Plain on the Gdańsk - Stargard railway line and has a railway halt. Nearby are the Amber Palace in Strzekęcino (3.2 km) and the church in Świeszyno (3.6 km).
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