Zentene Manor

Zentene Palace (German: Senten) is a palace in the historical region of Courland, in western Latvia.

History
Originally the courtyard buildings consisted of a stable, a servant's house and a barn. The manor house was built in Late Classicism style for prince Liven, based on the Berlin architectural school between 1845 and 1850.

The former owners of the Zentene estate were Philipp von der Brüggen around 1540, Prince von der Saken in 1818 and the Lieven family from then on. In the 1920s the building went into public ownership, and from 1938 it housed the Zentene School.
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The Late Classicism Style manor-house of Zentene (Germ.- Senten) Manor was built for prince Liven inspiring from the projects of Berlin architectural school around 1845-1850. On the gable of the portico at the garden side facade can be seen the Livens’ coat of arms. The decorative finish was done in the Neo-Renaissance Style, noticeable are the mouldings and decorations of hall’s ceiling finish. The manor complex also includes household buildings – former servants’ house, granary and others.
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