The manor was first mentioned in 1738. The ornate stables of the manor have survived, which can be considered the main building of the manor, two alleys, paving, and several farm buildings in the neighboring village of Nastazava.
The first information about the Kazokinė (Koziczyna) manor was recorded in the 1738 inventory, which provides information about a small manor in Ašmena county. Until 1738, the Kazokinė manor, which belonged to Dominik Mažeika, passed to Stanisław Narbut in the mentioned year. Later, from 1782, the manor began to be managed by the Bortkevičiai family, which also had other estates in Ašmena county. In the 2nd half of the 19th century, the manor with its expanded estates was assigned to Zablatiškė rural municipality, Švenčionys county.
The valuable buildings and gardens of the Kazokinė Manor Farm that have survived to this day were built and formed at the end of the 19th century - the beginning of the 20th century. In 1940, the manor farm, which belonged to Zigmas Bortkevičius, was nationalized, and after World War II, the central settlement of the “New Life” collective farm was established there. When the territory and buildings of the manor farm were adapted for the needs of the collective farm, the ensemble as a whole was irreversibly damaged. Currently, most of the valuable buildings are abandoned, rebuilt or destroyed.
Information updated 2025-12-12
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