The ruin of an eclectic palace from 1898 with a gate, an avenue of limes and a park with a fountain, listed in the heritage register.
The palace in Sarnik is a brick residence from 1898 in the eclectic style, today a ruin. According to the entry on the locality, it was probably built by the Wedels, to whom the manor farm returned in 1870. The palace was entered in the heritage register in 2011 together with the whole complex.
The complex consists of the ruin of the palace with side pavilions, an entrance gate with a fragment of fencing from the second half of the 19th century, behind which runs a four-row avenue of old limes, and a park from the 18th century, remodelled in the second half of the 19th century, with the remains of a fountain. After the war the manor farm with the palace was incorporated into a State Agricultural Farm (PGR), and the palace was used until the 1950s. Abandoned and devastated, it fell into ruin. Together with the park it is in private hands, so it is viewed from the outside.
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