After World War II in 1945, it was placed under Polish administration. The estate's final owner, Count Frederick Leopold von Praschma, left a Renaissance castle built about 1600, which became offices for the State Repatriation Office, then served as a high school and NCO school.
Following World War II in 1945, it fell under Polish control. The estate's final owner, Count Frederick Leopold von Praschma, left behind a Renaissance castle built around 1600, which was initially used for administrative purposes as the State Repatriation Office and later served as an educational institution.