Initially, the manor was owned by the Burzyńskis of the Pobóg coat of arms, owners of a manor farm. However,  in the 19th century, the manor became the property of the noble Bossowski family of the Ślepowron coat of arms. The fate, purpose and uses of the estate have changed throughout history. After the Second World War, the manor house was nationalised as a result of land reform. Throughout the post-war decades, it was used as a school, kindergarten, colony centre, and headquarters for various institutions. Through these changes, the building gradually deteriorated. Since 2002, the manor has had new owners who, through years of intensive renovation, construction and conservation work, have raised the manor from ruins to its present-day splendour.

Since 2002, the manor has had new owners who, through years of intensive renovation, construction, and conservation work, have raised it from ruins to its present-day splendour. The building'sso-called 'Polish'hip roof. The manor house is surrounded by a landscape-type park transformed from an earlier garden setting to form a manor-park complex listed in the Register of Historic Monuments. The cellars, with their sagittarius vaults, are considered the oldest part of the manor house, dating from the second half of the 17th century. It is now primarily a venue for business meetings and special events. The magic of the place attracts brides and grooms, who are especially delighted with the interiors and surroundings of the manor. The manor is famous for organising beautiful weddings and family receptions. The tranquil surroundings and the proximity of the Brzanka Range Landscape Park offer peaceful relaxation and enjoyable leisure time.

The manor and its surroundings can also be visited by prior arrangement with the owner dworbistuszowa.pl/contact