The palace and farmstead in Jacków is a late Baroque manor house built by Franciszek Somnicz around 1800 and expanded by the Fliessbach family in the early 19th century. It served as the seat of the renowned Pomeranian families of Jackowski, Somnicz, and von Fliesbach. The estate once comprised a farmstead, a distillery, a sawmill, stables, and a river mill, the ruins of which can be seen nearby in the forest, where several streams converge.

The 18th-century park features plane trees, European elms, small-leaved limes, horse chestnuts, Douglas firs, and beeches. Currently, the complex is owned by Anna Mazuś and Krzysztof Drywa, who are enthusiastically renovating each room.

The farmstead’s long-standing agritourism business offers guests a friendly atmosphere and regional cuisine. It provides access to horses, bicycles, a library, a yoga and meditation room, and a sauna. It is a place for encounters with mindfulness, a place of rest and contemplation.