Neo-Renaissance palace from the second half of the 19th century in an English park of 6.27 ha, with farm buildings.
The palace in Iglice is an imposing, complete and well-preserved Neo-Renaissance residence from the second half of the 19th century. The entry on the village gives a usable floor area of 3180 m2 and a volume of 36,000 m3. The palace is surrounded by an English park, more than a hundred years old, of 6.27 ha with a clear layout of roads and paths, and the lands associated with it cover 269 ha.
The eastern part of the village is occupied by a palace and park complex with farm buildings from the same era. Earlier Iglice was a large manorial and peasant village in the estates around Resko. Leopold von der Osten, the Prussian landrat of Regenwalde County, and his brother Albert, a Prussian major general, were born in Iglice.
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