From the 15th century until the end of the 1920s, the manor was owned by the von Šeping noble family,[2] and from 1499 to 1868 it was directly inherited by a son from his father.

Around 1763, the new manor house was built in its present location - a one-story brick building in baroque style.

Between 1805 and 1806, it was rebuilt in the late classicism style by architect Pietro Ponchini and became a two-storied building.

In 1880s the manor house was rebuilt again to give it a fashionable Gothic revival look with addition of a tower.

It was rebuilt once again in 1962 when building obtained it present appearance, losing the facade decorations and interior finishing elements of the past.