Zenon Belin-Brzozovsky Palace was built in 1852, near the Seaside Boulevard in Odessa, Ukraine. The palace is shaped like the letter 'Г' and consists of two bodies, a northern one facing the sea and an eastern one. It is two-storey, modelled on English castles, and was designed by Felix Gąsiorowski. Polygonal towers and slender crenellated turrets were built on its façade.

Materials: brick, plastered in white.

The palace was intended to serve as a seat in the town, through which grain was exported from the estates in Sokolovka in the former Braclav province.