One of the owners of the estate in Leśce, Dionizy Trzciński of the Rawicz Coat of Arms, decided to build a new residence next to the existing manor. The construction of the beautiful larch building was completed in 1855. The farm buildings were expanded together with the manor. In the spring of 1915, during the First World War, most of the farm buildings burnt down, but fortunately, the manor was spared. In the interwar period, the estate was systematically renovated. Nationalized after the Second World War, the manor gradually deteriorated. Soon after the war, the ground floor of the northern wing with the kitchen was demolished. The local school began using the building in this limited form. In 2000 private owners purchased and overhauled the manor, in an attempt to return the residence and its surroundings to their former glory. The renovated building serves as a venue for conferences, training events, and banquets.