Luste manor house, Manor house in Jaunbērze Parish, Latvia
Luste manor house is a residential building from the early 1700s located in Jaunbērze Parish within Dobele Municipality. The property preserves traditional Baltic building forms with architectural features typical of noble residences from that era.
The house was constructed in 1701 under the design of architect Severin Jensen during a period of active building development in Latvia. The property changed hands multiple times and underwent various modifications over the following centuries.
The house represents the building traditions of Baltic nobility and carries official status as a national architectural monument. Visitors can observe in the standing structure how the local aristocracy lived and built during this historical period.
The house is located in a rural area and can be reached by local roads. Visitors are advised to check ahead regarding visiting conditions and access, as it is a protected heritage site.
Peter von Biron, a former owner, was an influential figure in Baltic history. Despite numerous changes in ownership over the centuries, the building has retained much of its original structure.
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