Built in 1631, it served as a monastery gatehouse. Built of brick, plastered, one-storey on high cellars, in the Baroque style. The façade of the palace is decorated with shell niches containing statues of eight holy Benedictine monks and nuns. Between the windows of the ground and first floor, the façade is decorated with floral motifs. Currently, the palace is the seat of the Rev. Władysław Łęga Museum – it houses an exhibition devoted to the Cavalry Training Centre in Grudziądz.
