Eclectic von Senden palace from 1914-1917 with a coat-of-arms cartouche above the entrance and a manor park.
The palace in Nacław is an eclectic palace of the von Senden family from 1914-1917 in a village in Polanów municipality. Together with an extensive manor park it forms a palace complex from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, listed in the heritage register.
The palace is single-storey, covered with a hipped mansard roof with dormers. On the axis of the front stands a two-storey projecting bay with a pediment and the main entrance, and above the entrance is a cartouche with the coats of arms of Baron Karl von Senden and Nanny von Blumenthal. The most ornate part is the west gable wall with a pseudo-portico with Corinthian columns. On the right a two-storey wing projects.
From Nacław a beech avenue leads to Jacinki: about 400 beeches around 200 years old, entered in the register in 2023. The beech avenue from Jacinki to Nacław lies about 3.7 km from the palace.
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