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Set in Dautarai village within the Židikai eldership, this manor traces its roots to a 19th-century estate once called Viktoriške, with records noting a manor house and eight outbuildings by 1896. The present building was built by German craftsmen in the early 20th century and was purchased in 1910 by Russian Prime Minister Pyotr Stolypin for his daughter, who lived there with her diplomat husband von Bock until the family sold it in 1933. After serving as a Soviet-era primary school, the estate was returned to its pre-war owners' descendants in 1999, restored between 2005 and 2013, and now operates as a cultural venue hosting summer classical music festivals and a crafts center.