  We report a discovery of a 1.3 Mpc diffuse radio source with extremely steep
spectrum fading radio structures in the vicinity of the Abell 449 cluster of
galaxies. Its extended diffuse lobes are bright only at low radio frequencies
and their synchrotron age is about 160 Myr. The parent galaxy of the extended
relic structure, which is the dominant galaxy within the cluster, is starting a
new jet activity. There are three weak X-rays sources in the vicinity of the
cluster as found in the ROSAT survey, however it is not known if they are
connected with this cluster of galaxies. Just a few radio galaxy relics are
currently known in the literature, as finding them requires sensitive and high
angular resolution low-frequency radio observations. Objects of this kind,
which also are starting a new jet activity, are important for understanding the
life cycle and evolution of active galactic nuclei. A new 613 MHz map as well
as the archival radio data pertaining to this object are presented and
analyzed.
