Bauņi Manor, Manor house near Burtnieki, Latvia.
Bauņi Manor is a manor house near Burtnieki featuring traditional Latvian architecture with distinctive facades and a layout that reflects local building practices. The structure includes decorated pottery ovens and a stone foundation typical of such residences.
The manor was built in 1770 and became a notable residence in the region. Its middle section underwent substantial changes in the early 20th century, altering the original design.
The manor served as a gathering place where landowners and their guests met and spent time together. The rooms reflect how the wealthier families lived and entertained during that period.
The site can be explored on foot, offering good views of architectural details as you walk around the building. Visitor access may be limited, so it is helpful to check ahead before planning a visit.
The decorated pottery ovens are remarkably detailed and show the craftsmanship that was valued in manor houses of the time. These ovens served both as heating sources and as displays of wealth and taste.
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