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Buktos Manor, located near Lake Žuvintas, is renowned for its rich history and unique features. The manor's notable attributes include an exceptional layout plan, volumetric spatial composition, and remnants of former complex components, such as the barn remains or their locations. The park area is adorned with historic plantings—rows of linden trees, fragments of alleys, and a belt of deciduous trees, including maples, oaks, and linden trees in the southern part of the estate. The manor ensemble, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, served as both a residential and agricultural location. In addition to the main manor house, there were also 2 barns, a horse stable, a storage building, and a house.

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a house. The history of Buktos Manor dates back to the 16th century when it was established as a hunting lodge for representatives of the Grand Duke. The manor was first mentioned in documents from 1520–1525. In 1569, the Grand Duke of Lithuania and King of Poland, Sigismund Augustus, granted the lands to Lukas Wolf. In the 17th century, the manor functioned as a forest estate with no arable land or serfs. In the 19th century, the landowner built a two-story brick manor house with deeply embedded cellars, part of which still remains today. The walls of this building are 70 cm thick, and its architectural structure indicates that the two parts of the mansion were constructed at different times.

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