Jumurda Manor

Jumurda Manor is a manor house in Jumurda Parish, Vidzeme region, featuring eclectic architectural design from the mid-1800s. The building merges several different stylistic elements into one cohesive structure.

The manor was built in 1856 and suffered damage during the 1905 Revolution, followed by reconstruction in 1907. These events mark the transition from peaceful estate life to a period of regional upheaval.

The manor served as a local administrative hub that shaped the character of the surrounding countryside during the 1800s. Visitors today can sense how such estates were centers of power and organization in rural areas.

The manor is situated in countryside and best reached by private vehicle, as public transport options are limited in this rural area. Plan your route in advance to navigate through the Vidzeme landscape.

After 1929 the building served as a primary school, shifting away from its original role as a noble residence. Current renovation plans aim to repurpose it as a resort complex, giving the structure a third life.

Inception: 1856

Architectural style: eclectic architecture

GPS coordinates: 56.94320,25.72920

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:42