A Neo-Renaissance palace in the Italian villa style from 1882-1883, with a square tower and a park.
The palace in Leszczyny, today a district of Czerwionka-Leszczyny, is a two-storey building in the style of a Neo-Renaissance Italian villa. It was built in 1882-1883 on the orders of Konrad von Bartelt.
The palace stands on a rectangular plan and has a flat roof. To the left of the main entrance rises a two-storey tower on a square plan. The portal is formed by two pilasters with Ionic capitals, which support a cornice with a cartouche bearing initials. The palace belongs to a palace complex that also includes a park.
The site is entered in the heritage register. The register gives its material as brick.
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