A single-story manor house was probably built here in the 17th century. The manor house was expanded in the early 20th century, and its last pre-war owners were the German Fliessbach family. After the war, a state-owned farm was established here. In the late 1990s, the manor and park complex, listed as a historical monument, passed into private ownership.

We restored the historic interiors, bringing a touch of modernity – a small collection of contemporary paintings – and restored the 2-hectare park, which features 300-year-old trees and natural monuments. Temporary art exhibitions are held in the renovated granary, and a spacious yoga room overlooking the park has been created in the restored farm building.

We conduct numerous self-development workshops, welcome individual guests from spring to autumn, and invite all visitors to our café.