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.

Art exhibition opening and happening—collaborative creation with the artists of a painting titled Delight. Each participant will use any medium of their choice (paint, crayons, colored paper, etc.) to create a section of a large painting depicting what delights them. The work will be displayed at next year’s exhibition in the granary, located right next to the manor house. We will provide all the necessary materials for the project.