Today, it is the only preserved residence of this great pianist, composer and prime minister of the Second Polish Republic. He lived there together with his wife – Helena. The classicist building was built in 1833 – it belonged then to the Gostowski family. It is situated on the small hill and faces the east. To the west it neighbours the old manor annex. The single-storey manor house has a plastered, brick construction with a partial basement. The interior of the manor house includes equipped and reconstructed: a small living room, a Chinese room, a master’s room, a bedroom, living rooms (classicist and neo-rococo). Today, Ignacy Jan Paderewski’s old residence fulfils a function of a concert centre and a museum of the great composer.