The facade of the building was modified in the seventies of the 18th century in the Baroque-Classicist style. The manor house was restored and partially rebuilt in 1897.
After the final relocation of the count's family, Cyril Zbořil bought a manor house in Přerov in Moravia in 1928. Due to the uneconomical treatment of the property, Olomoucká banka, in which Zbořil was indebted, took over this property and in May 1935 sold the manor house with accessories and a park to the Economic Cooperative in Senice for grain storage.
Until the war, it served as a granary and during the war, the German army was housed here. After the war, the building was adapted to the needs of the primary school. In 1968, a new ZDŠ building was built and the manor house was vacated and sold to the state-owned company Zberné surovin, which served as the central warehouse for leather and feathers. In the autumn of 1988, the MNV managed to regain the economic part by a gratuitous transfer, and the municipality established the Municipal Office here. Due to the tense political situation in 1989, the manor was not acquired through the transfer. After the political change, the property-legal relations were adjusted and the manor house remained in private hands.
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