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Property for sale in Aizkraukle region, Aizkraukle parish – 7.8 ha in a scenic location by the Daugava River

The property is located in a picturesque ancient valley of the Daugava with rich relief and unique landscapes. The Snēdži oak grows in the territory, there is an ancient oak avenue, a ravine of the Karīkste river, a pond and fruit trees. Not far from the Daugava. The property is located on a 7.8ha plot of land, which is arable land, forest, pond and orchard. The property has several buildings - a historical (20th century) stone house with installed communications (electricity, water, sewage), an outbuilding with a basement. This property once belonged to Baron Fridrihs Šulcs. He liked that the land was fertile and he grew exotic plants on this land, which were given to him by his friend Baron Zīverss, who owned the Skrīveri castle. Some plants can still be found. There was also a pheasant farm here once.

How Schultz used this area:

• The center of the manor was located on a higher ground above the Daugava River (to avoid flooding). It was a representative place with scenic alleys.

• The land was divided between arable land, meadows and forests – just like on your property today. The arable land (about 2 ha in your case) was used for growing grain, the meadows for fodder, and the forests for both hunting and timber.

• Ponds and rivers for manors had practical and aesthetic significance – fish were raised in the ponds, and they also served as scenic accents in the manor parks.

• Fruit trees and gardens were part of the manor farm

This property is located in a scenic location that was historically part of the manor lands of Baron Karl Friedrich Schulz von Ascheraden. The baron established his farm here in the 18th century and was known as a supporter of reforms that sought to improve the lives of farmers.

This place preserves the character of the manor-era landscape – with a river, pond, orchard and oak avenue. The property is suitable for both living and farming, as well as for the development of rural tourism with the story of Baron Šulcs.

It's impossible to show this beauty in pictures, you have to come and see it, let me know when?!

• Wood heating
• Fireplace
• Garage
• Furnished

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