Location Description:
A rectangular, plastered masonry palace, one-story, with a two-story risalit attached to the one-story part on one side, ending in two turrets on the facade. The almost authentic interior layout has survived. A longitudinal capital wall divides the interior space of the building into two parts. Interior fragments have survived in the lobby (stairs) and in the risalit rooms (wall and ceiling decoration).
An 1823 document indicates that the owner of the Pelyša Manor is Jonas Durasevičius, a judge of the Ukmergė district, and his wife Otilija, who came from Bilevičiai. The manor palace was built in 1823. A dairy operated in the manor, the building of which still survives, as well as the manor barn.
At the beginning of the 20th century, the owners of the Pelyša Manor were the Sankauskas family. In 1932 The owner of the Pelyšai Manor, Bronislovas Sankauskas, sold part of the manor (part of the central palace building) and 38.04 hectares of land to Aleksandrs Klimavičius.
Currently, the farm buildings and part of the central palace have been returned to the Sankauskas family, while the other part of the palace is owned by the descendants of A. Klimavičius.
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