The remains of the buildings of the former grange are a trace of one of the most colourful figures of 19th-century Poland – Jan Gottlieb Bloch, who became the owner of the Łęczna estate in the 19th century. He built a stable and a three-storey grain storehouse here. As it was impossible to restore the destroyed buildings, the picturesque ruins now serve as a recreational area for locals and tourists. There is a viewing tower in the former hop drying house, the farm yard is a flower meadow ideal for a picnic.