The building was built in 1883 and was owned by the biggest contractor, architect and Maecenas Kristaps Morbergs. Cottages are architectural monument of neogothic wooden architecture that got iron sheet decoration in the end of 19th century. The house was widened and improved till 1914. Later it was bequeathed to University of Latvia.

Renovation works of buildings and interior were carried out in 2007 to 2008, layout and greenery of 19th century was restored. By the cottage a garden with exotic plants is located. At the moment the house is owned by University of Latvia.

More information about the history of cottage, as well as of talents and work heritage of its former owner can be obtained during an excursion in the renovated house.

It is possible to organise conferences, workshops for smaller groups, social evenings or receptions there.