A two-storey palace from 1890 in Lubiatowo with an octagonal tower; a former school, now flats; a brick dovecote next to it.
The palace in Lubiatowo is a two-storey building with a cellar from 1890, decorated with a corner, octagonal tower and a central projection. The heritage register describes its style as Neo-Gothic, Wikipedia as eclectic.
The building is of brick. Until 2000 it housed a school, and today there are flats in it, so it is viewed from the outside. Near the palace a brick dovecote has survived, one of the few in West Pomerania.
In Lubiatowo stands the late Gothic Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, with which is connected the epitaph of Lüdeke von Schöning from 1615, lost during the rebuilding of the church. It is about 7.6 km from here to the palace in Przelewice.
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