The Dvorec Jablanica was established in the early 17th century as a valley-based manor that replaced the medieval hilltop castle above the Reka valley.
Built in 1631 under the ownership of the Venetian patrician Emanuele De Fini, it became the administrative and economic center of the Jablanica–Gotnik estate.
Over time, the manor shifted from noble residence to managerial hub, before entering a long period of fragmentation, adaptation, and decline.
Today, its partially collapsed remains reflect the broader transformation and eventual dissolution of the rural estate system that once shaped the region.