A Neoclassical brick palace with a four-sided tower from the end of the 19th century in Mielęcin, with a lime avenue and a park with a pond.
The palace in Mielęcin stands at Główna 72, in a village in Pyrzyce municipality. The two-storey building from the last quarter of the 19th century is listed in the heritage register under number A-296 from 2006.
The palace has Neoclassical forms: the brick face stands on a stone plinth, and the mass is distinguished by a four-sided, five-level tower. A lime avenue leads to the palace from the road, and in front of the facade spreads a lawn planted with a row of yews. The whole is surrounded by a landscape park with a pond and a stream, in which deciduous and coniferous trees grow, native and foreign in origin.
Mielęcin is an old settlement with the layout of a linear street village, with a rectangular green (majdan) in the middle. A monument of the village is also the Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, about 300 metres from the palace. Further away, at a distance of c. 1.4 km, stands St Adalbert's Church in Krzemlin.
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