A neoclassical palace from 1840 in Borek Strzeliński, entered in the register of heritage sites, now privately owned.
The Borek Strzeliński Palace of 1840 is a historic residence built in the neoclassical style with later neo-gothic elements. The building stands on a rectangular plan, with a square tower on the eastern side.
After the Second World War the palace was the seat of the local PGR, the State Agricultural Farm. After it was wound up in the 1990s, the palace passed to the Agricultural Property Agency of the State Treasury, and later to the Agricultural Property Agency. In 2011 the site, together with its park and lime avenue, was sold to a private owner.
The palace was entered in the register of heritage sites under number 443/W (13 April 1979), and the surrounding park under number 444/W on the same day.
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