Probably in the 14th-15th century, the owners of these lands, the von Schönei family, erected a Gothic tower surrounded by a moat in this place. In the 16th century, the building was expanded, transforming it into a palace. In the years 1885-1900, the palace was rebuilt. At that time, the roofs and gables were demolished, as well as the second floor and the highest part of the tower. A new, mansard roof with dormers was installed and the facade was changed. At that time, the building acquired a neo-Renaissance character.

After World War II, the manor house became the seat of the State Agricultural Farm. It housed office rooms, a kitchen, a canteen for employees and one apartment. In 1973, the manor house was renovated. At that time, the tower was lowered by one floor, covered with a flat roof. In 2007, the manor house became private property.

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