Piedāvājumā nekustamais īpašums ar unikālu, vēsturisku vērtību - Lestenes muiža. Lestene atrodas Tukuma novadā, 10 km attālumā no Jaunpils un 75 km attālumā no Rīgas
Lestenes muižas pils celta 19.gs. sākumā. Muižas mūra žoga kompleksa vārtos redzams dzelzs kaluma fragments. Parkā aug 16 svešzemju sugu koku un krūmu stādījumi, to vidū Eiropas lapegle, Amūras korķa koks.
Sākumā Lestenes muižas pils bijusi poļu pulkveža Georga Firksa pēcnācēju īpašums. 1920. gadā par muižas īpašnieku kļuva barons Pauls Firkss, bet 1922. gadā viņš pagasta sabiedrībai atdeva klēti labības krājumu novietošanai. Savukārt 1934. gadā kungu māju ieguva Latvijas armijas ģenerālis Mārtiņš Hartmanis. Atjaunotās Latvijas Republikas laikā īpašumu atguva ģenerāļa Hartmaņa meita dzejniece Astrīda Ivaska.
Pie muižas ir 4ha liels parks, kurā sastopami vairāku svešzemju koku un krūmu stādījumi.
Muižas komplekss sastāvā bija kungu mājas (pils), klēts, zirgu stallis. Šobrīd ir saglabājusies kungu māja un klēts. Muižas ēkai ir 3 stāvi - pagrabstāvs ar velvēm un 2 virszemes stāvi. Zeme, ieskaitot 4ha parku, aizņem 18 ha.
Padomju gados muižā atradās skola un kultūras nams, tāpēc ēka diezgan labi saglabājusies.
For sae is offered a real estate with a unique, historical value - Lestene Manor. Lestene is located in Tukums region, 10 km from Jaunpils and 75 km from Riga.
Lestene Manor Palace was built in the early 19th century. A fragment of ironwork can be seen in the gates of the manor's wall fence. The park is home to 16 foreign tree and shrub spieces, including European larch and Amur cork tree.
Initially, Lestene Manor Palace was the property of the descendants of Polish Colonel Georg Firks. In 1920, Baron Paul Firks became the owner of the manor, but in 1922 he gave the granary to the local society for storing grain supplies. In turn, in 1934, the manor house was acquired by General of the Latvian Army Mārtiņš Hartmanis. During the restored Republic of Latvia, the property was regained by General Hartmanis' daughter, poet Astrīda Ivaska.
There is a 4ha park near the manor, where there are several plantations of foreign trees and shrubs.
The manor complex consisted of a manor house (castle), a barn, and a stable. The manor house and barn have survived to this day. The manor building has 3 floors - a basement with arches and 2 above-ground floors. The land, including the 4ha park, occupies 18 ha.
During the Soviet years, the manor housed a school and a culture house, so the building is quite well preserved.
For sae is offered a real estate with a unique, historical value - Lestene Manor. Lestene is located in Tukums region, 10 km from Jaunpils and 75 km from Riga.
Lestene Manor Palace was built in the early 19th century. A fragment of ironwork can be seen in the gates of the manor's wall fence. The park is home to 16 foreign tree and shrub spieces, including European larch and Amur cork tree.
Initially, Lestene Manor Palace was the property of the descendants of Polish Colonel Georg Firks. In 1920, Baron Paul Firks became the owner of the manor, but in 1922 he gave the granary to the local society for storing grain supplies. In turn, in 1934, the manor house was acquired by General of the Latvian Army Mārtiņš Hartmanis. During the restored Republic of Latvia, the property was regained by General Hartmanis' daughter, poet Astrīda Ivaska.
There is a 4ha park near the manor, where there are several plantations of foreign trees and shrubs.
The manor complex consisted of a manor house (castle), a barn, and a stable. The manor house and barn have survived to this day. The manor building has 3 floors - a basement with arches and 2 above-ground floors. The land, including the 4ha park, occupies 18 ha.
During the Soviet years, the manor housed a school and a culture house, so the building is quite well preserved.
Lestenes muižas pils celta 19.gs. sākumā. Muižas mūra žoga kompleksa vārtos redzams dzelzs kaluma fragments. Parkā aug 16 svešzemju sugu koku un krūmu stādījumi, to vidū Eiropas lapegle, Amūras korķa koks.
Sākumā Lestenes muižas pils bijusi poļu pulkveža Georga Firksa pēcnācēju īpašums. 1920. gadā par muižas īpašnieku kļuva barons Pauls Firkss, bet 1922. gadā viņš pagasta sabiedrībai atdeva klēti labības krājumu novietošanai. Savukārt 1934. gadā kungu māju ieguva Latvijas armijas ģenerālis Mārtiņš Hartmanis. Atjaunotās Latvijas Republikas laikā īpašumu atguva ģenerāļa Hartmaņa meita dzejniece Astrīda Ivaska.
Pie muižas ir 4ha liels parks, kurā sastopami vairāku svešzemju koku un krūmu stādījumi.
Muižas komplekss sastāvā bija kungu mājas (pils), klēts, zirgu stallis. Šobrīd ir saglabājusies kungu māja un klēts. Muižas ēkai ir 3 stāvi - pagrabstāvs ar velvēm un 2 virszemes stāvi. Zeme, ieskaitot 4ha parku, aizņem 18 ha.
Padomju gados muižā atradās skola un kultūras nams, tāpēc ēka diezgan labi saglabājusies.
For sae is offered a real estate with a unique, historical value - Lestene Manor. Lestene is located in Tukums region, 10 km from Jaunpils and 75 km from Riga.
Lestene Manor Palace was built in the early 19th century. A fragment of ironwork can be seen in the gates of the manor's wall fence. The park is home to 16 foreign tree and shrub spieces, including European larch and Amur cork tree.
Initially, Lestene Manor Palace was the property of the descendants of Polish Colonel Georg Firks. In 1920, Baron Paul Firks became the owner of the manor, but in 1922 he gave the granary to the local society for storing grain supplies. In turn, in 1934, the manor house was acquired by General of the Latvian Army Mārtiņš Hartmanis. During the restored Republic of Latvia, the property was regained by General Hartmanis' daughter, poet Astrīda Ivaska.
There is a 4ha park near the manor, where there are several plantations of foreign trees and shrubs.
The manor complex consisted of a manor house (castle), a barn, and a stable. The manor house and barn have survived to this day. The manor building has 3 floors - a basement with arches and 2 above-ground floors. The land, including the 4ha park, occupies 18 ha.
During the Soviet years, the manor housed a school and a culture house, so the building is quite well preserved.
For sae is offered a real estate with a unique, historical value - Lestene Manor. Lestene is located in Tukums region, 10 km from Jaunpils and 75 km from Riga.
Lestene Manor Palace was built in the early 19th century. A fragment of ironwork can be seen in the gates of the manor's wall fence. The park is home to 16 foreign tree and shrub spieces, including European larch and Amur cork tree.
Initially, Lestene Manor Palace was the property of the descendants of Polish Colonel Georg Firks. In 1920, Baron Paul Firks became the owner of the manor, but in 1922 he gave the granary to the local society for storing grain supplies. In turn, in 1934, the manor house was acquired by General of the Latvian Army Mārtiņš Hartmanis. During the restored Republic of Latvia, the property was regained by General Hartmanis' daughter, poet Astrīda Ivaska.
There is a 4ha park near the manor, where there are several plantations of foreign trees and shrubs.
The manor complex consisted of a manor house (castle), a barn, and a stable. The manor house and barn have survived to this day. The manor building has 3 floors - a basement with arches and 2 above-ground floors. The land, including the 4ha park, occupies 18 ha.
During the Soviet years, the manor housed a school and a culture house, so the building is quite well preserved.