The house was erected by Leonard Serafiński, who treated it as a summer house. The manor house and fittings have retained their original appearance, and since 1981 the interior houses a biographical museum devoted to Jan Matejko. As well as furniture and equipment from the C18th-C19th the exposition also comprises paintings, drawings (e.g. portraits of the Giebułtowski family and caricatures of manor house residents) and other objects connected to Jan Matejko, including a fortepiano on which the master played.