Hunter’s House

The building was constructed in the late 19th – early 20th centuries as a hunting lodge for Baron Ungem von Sternberg. The building belonged to the baron’s family until 1938, when it was purchased by Gabriel Milašius along with part of the land. The new owner renovated the house, which until then had no verandas and a red tile roof. In 1939, the owner added verandas on three sides and decorated them with wood carvings. The building was designed by the first architect of Palanga, V. Lvovas.
After World War II, soldiers settled here. From 1957 to 1970, the building was used by the poet Antanas Venclova, and after the restoration of independence, the house was returned to the descendants of G. Milašius. In 2004, the building was granted the status of a cultural property of regional significance.