The Manor of Vasaknos was purchased and established by Jonas Radvila I, castellan of Trakai, in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Later the manor was owned by Lithuania lands marshal Jonas Radvila and his brother Mikalojus Radvila Juodasis. In 1719 Vasaknos estate was taken over by Count Platers, and in 1828 by earl Jonas-Mykolas Tiškevičius. Next to the manor there was a park with five ponds and walking alleys, which was declared as a state protected area in 1958, in 1986 it became a natural monument of local importance.

Now the manor barn is included to the list of cultural heritage objects, it was restored, and converted into a hotel. Brewery operates in a former servants house. The old furnace, where the food is prepared, was also included into the list of national heritage objects.

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