List of palaces and manor houses in Estonia

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This is the List of palaces and manor houses in Estonia. This list does not include castles, which are listed in a separate article. As there are at least 400 manor houses in Estonia, this list is incomplete.[1]

Palaces and manor houses in Estonia

Name Name in German Location County Established Picture Notes
Aa Manor Haakhof Lüganuse Parish Ida-Viru County 1426 Now an assisted living facility for the elderly.
Ääsmäe Manor Essemäggi Saue Parish Harju County 1574 King John III of Sweden presented the estate as a gift to his secretary Johann Berends in 1574. Current building dates from the 1770s.
Aaspere Manor Kattentack Haljala Parish Lääne-Viru County 1583 Main building erected at the end of the 18th century. Belonged to the von Dellingshausen family. Formerly an orphanage.
Aavere Manor Afer Väike-Maarja Parish Lääne-Viru County 1765 Partially destroyed; belonged to the Tiesenhausen and Harpe families.
Adavere Manor Addafer Põltsamaa Parish Jõgeva County 17th century Belonged to the von Stackelberg family, among others.
Ahja Manor Aya Ahja Parish Põlva County 1553 Belonged to the Oxenstierna family and later, Johann Ernst Glück.
Alatskivi Castle Allatzkiwwi Alatskivi Parish Tartu County 16th century Now partly houses the Eduard Tubin Museum.
Albu Manor Alp Albu Parish Järva County 1282 Belonged to Gustaf Otto Douglas.
Alu Manor Allo Rapla Parish Rapla County 1409 Belonged to the von Uexküll, Wrangel and Tiesenhausen families, among others.
Anija Manor Annia Anija Parish Harju County 1482 Current building dates to 1802. Owned by the Stael von Holstein, von Ungern-Sternberg and von Wahl families. Currently a community centre and a library.
Arkna Manor Arknal Rakvere Parish Lääne-Viru County 1527 Preserved at it was in the 1870s. Belonged to Julius von Schubert. School for agriculture from the 1920s until the 1980s.
Aruküla Manor (Järva County) Arroküll Koeru Parish Järva County 17th century Belonged to Karl Wilhelm von Toll.
Aruküla manor (Harju County) Arroküll Raasiku Parish Harju County 17th century Belonged to the von Baranoff family. Now, a school.
Atla Manor Groß-Attel Juuru Parish Rapla County 1422 Main manor dates from the late 1700s.
Avanduse Manor Awandus Väike-Maarja Parish Lääne-Viru County 1494 Belonged to Fyodor Litke.
Eivere Manor Eyefer Paide Parish Järva County 1552 Belonged to the von Stackelberg family. Main building constructed in 1912.
Ervita Manor Erwita Koeru Parish Järva County 1663 Belonged to Gotthard Johann von Knorring.
Esna Manor Jerwen Järva Parish Järva County 1620s Built by the von Grünewald family.
Glehn Castle Nõmme district, Tallinn Harju County 1886 Built and owned by Nikolai von Glehn.
Härgla Manor Herküll Juuru Parish Rapla County 1516 Belonged to a succession of owners, including the von Uexküll and von Stackelberg families.
Harku Manor Hark Harku Parish Harju County 1372 or earlier Belonged to the Livonian Order during the Middle Ages. Later belonged to the von Uexkuell, von Budberg and von Ungern-Sternberg families. Now houses the Institute of Experimental Biology.
Hatu Manor Hattoküll Padise Parish Harju County 1609 Belonged to the Wrangel family, birthplace of Ludwig August Mellin.
Heimtali Manor Heimthal Pärsti Parish Viljandi County 1528 Main building rebuilt in the 1850s. Belonged to Peter Reinhold von Sivers, among others. Now a school.
Hellenurme Manor Hellenorm Palupera Parish Valga County 1641 Belonged to the Wrangel family.
Helme Manor Schloß Helmet Helme Parish Valga County 17th century Belonged to the de la Gardie, Edler von Rennekampff and von Stryk families. Currently used as an agricultural school.
Holdre Manor Hollershof Helme Parish Valga County 1597 . Long associated with the noble von Ditmar family. The current main building was rebuilt around 1910 in the Art Nouveau style based on a design by Otto Wildau.
Hummuli Manor Hummelshof Hummuli Parish Valga County 1470 Battle of Hummelshof fought nearby, Now, a school.
Illuka Manor Illuck Illuka Parish Ida-Viru County 1657
Illuste manor Illust Varbla Parish Pärnu County 1646 Owned by the von Maydell family. Current Heimat-style manor designed by Otto Wildau in 1912. Today, used by the Tallinn Sports School.
Imastu Manor Mönnikorb Tapa Parish Lääne-Viru County 1447
Ingliste Manor Haehl Kehtna Parish Rapla Parish 1526, or earlier
Inju Manor Innis Vinni Parish Lääne-Viru County 1520 Current building dates from 1894. Possibly designed by architect Rudolf von Engelhardt.
Jälgimäe Manor Jelgimeggi Keila Parish Harju County 1656 Birthplace of Nikolai von Glehn (who later built Glehn Castle) in the 19th-century.
Jäneda Manor Jendel Tapa Parish Lääne-Viru County before 1510 Belonged to Moura Budberg
Järlepa Manor Jerlep Juuru Parish Rapla County 1688 Belonged to August von Kotzebue.
Joosu Manor Waimel-Neuhof Laheda Parish Põlva County 1731 Destroyed.
Kaagvere Manor Kawershof Võnnu Parish Tartu County 1500s
Kabala Manor Kabbal Türi Parish Järva County 1638 Owned by the von Uexküll family.
Kadriorg Palace Catherinethal Kadriorg district, Tallinn Harju County 1718 Houses part of the Art Museum of Estonia's collection of foreign artwork.
Kaelase Manor Kailes Halinga Parish Pärnu County 1665 Belonged to the von Derfelden and von Brandt families. Partially destroyed in 1905, rebuilt. Now a schoolhouse.
Käesalu Manor Kaesal Keila Parish Harju County 17th century Partial ruins.
Kalvi Manor Pöddes Aseri Parish Ida-Viru County 1485 Belonged to the von Essen and von Stackelberg families.
Kammeri Manor Duckershof Kambja Parish Tartu County 16th century Demolished; birthplace of Gregor von Helmersen.
Käravete Manor Kerrafer in Kirchspiel Ampel Ambla Parish Järva County 17th century Belonged to the von Baggehufwudt, von Rehbinder, von Wrangell and von Staal families at various times.
Kärstna Manor Kerstenshof Tarvastu Parish Viljandi County 1678 Belonged to Joseph Carl von Anrep.
Käru Manor Kerro Käru Parish Rapla County 18th century Birthplace of Ragnar Nurkse; belonged to Karl von Ditmar.
Kehtna Manor Kechtel Kehtna Parish Rapla County 1470 Belonged to the Beckendorff and Lilienfeld families, among others.
Kelia Manor Kegel in Kirchspiel Kegel Keila Harju County 1433 Now houses the Harjumaa Museum.
Keila-Joa Manor Schloss Fall Keila Parish Harju County 17th century Belonged to Alexander von Benckendorff.
Kernu Manor Kirna Kernu Parish Harju County 1637 The current manor house dates from the end of the 18th-century and is believed to have been designed by architect The architect Ludwig Engel.
Kiikla Manor Kiekel Mäetaguse Parish Ida-Viru County 17th century Belonged to the to the von Rosen and von Dehn families. Currently, a children’s home.
Kiltsi Manor Schloß Ass Väike-Maarja Parish Lääne-Viru County 1466 Belonged to Adam Johann von Krusenstern.
Kirna Manor Kirna Türi Parish Järva County 1614 Belonged to the Osten-Sacken family, among others.
Kiviloo Manor Fegefeuer Raasiku Parish Harju County 1413 Current building dates from between 1906–1910. Owned by the von Stackelberg family.
Klooga Manor Lodensee Keila Parish Harju County 1604, or earlier Belonged to the Nieroths, Lohns, Klugens and von Krusensterns. Later used by the Soviet Strategic Rocket Forces. In partial ruins.
Kodasoo Manor Kotzum Kuusalu Parish Harju County 1485, possibly earlier Belonged to the von Tiesenhausen and Stael von Holstein families.
Kodijärve Manor Gothensee Kambja Parish Tartu County 17th century
Kohala Manor Tolks Sõmeru Parish Lääne-Viru County 1880s First manor house dates from 1489, current manor house dates from the 1880s. Belonged to the von Wrangells, von Lodes, von Ungern-Sternbergs, among others.
Kohila Manor Koil Kohila Parish Rapla County 1438 Belonged to the Wrangel family, among others.
Kõima Manor Kaima Audru Parish Pärnu County ca. 1800 Long associated with the noble von Ditmar family.
Kõltsu Manor Wellenhof Keila Parish Harju County 19th century Belonged to the von Uexküll family.
Kolu Manor Kollo Türi Parish Järva County 1639
Kõljala Manor Kölljall Pihtla Parish Saare County 1250 Belonged to the Buxhoeveden and Osten-Sacken families.
Kolga Manor Kolk Kuusalu Parish Harju County 1230 Birthplace of Estonian wrestler Aleksander Aberg.
Koordi Manor Kirrisaar Roosna-Alliku Parish Järva County 1485, or earlier Belonged to various Baltic German noble families.
Kose Manor Kosch Jõelähtme Parish Harju County 1790 A small manor belonging to the Koch family until 1939.
Kose-Uuemõisa Manor Neuenhof Kose Parish Harju County 1340s In the Middle Ages, a fortified manor was erected by the von Taube family. Later, belonged to the von Tiesenhausen and von Uexküll families. Now, a school.
Kostivere Manor Kostifer Jõelähtme Parish Harju County 1379, or earlier Main manor building was redesigned and built between 1770-1780.
Kõue Manor Kau Kõue Parish Harju County 1241 Belonged to Otto von Kotzebue.
Kudina Manor Kudding Palamuse Parish Jõgeva County 1447, or earlier Belonged to the Taube family.
Kukruse Manor Kuckers Kohtla Parish Ida-Viru County 1453 Belonged to Eduard Toll.
Kumna Manor Kumna Harku Parish Harju County 17th century Belonged to the Knopiuse, Lübken, von Kosküll and von Meyendorff families.
Kuremaa Manor Jensel Jõgeva Parish Jõgeva County 16th century Main building dates from 1853. Belonged to the von Oettingen family, among others. Now a vocational school.
Kurisoo Manor Kurrisal Ambla Parish Järva County 1585 Belonged to the von Mohrehschildt and von Staal families. Currently the Aravete Village Museum.
Kurtna Manor Kurtna Illuka Parish Ida-Viru County 1480 Present building dates from the second half of the 19th century.
Kuusiku Manor Saage Rapla Parish Rapla County 1467, or earlier Belonged to the Wrangel family, among others
Lahmuse Manor Lachmes Suure-Jaani Parish Viljandi County 1593 Long associated with the von Kruedener family. Presently houses a school.
Laitse Manor Laitz Kernu Parish Harju County 1630 Belonged to the von Uexküll family, among others.
Lasila Manor Lassila Rakvere Parish Lääne-Viru County 17th century Connected to the life of Karl Ernst von Baer.
Laupa Manor Laupa Türi Parish Järva County 17th century Originally owned by the Taube family; current building was designed architect Jacques Rosenbaum in 1910 and completed in 1913.
Lehtse Manor Lechts Tapa Parish Lääne-Viru County 1467 Ruined.
Lihula Manor Schloß Leal Lihula Parish Lääne County 1600s Newer manor building dates to the 19th-century.
Lohu Manor Loal Kohila Parish Rapla County 1620 Belonged to by Estonian military commander Johan Pitka in the 1920s.
Loona Manor Kadvel/Klausholm Kihelkonna Parish Saare County 1480 Located in Vilsandi National Park.
Luke Manor Lugden Nõo Parish Tartu County 1557, possibly earlier Destroyed.
Lustivere Manor Lustifer Põltsamaa Parish Jõgeva County 1552 Owned by the von Wolff, von Samson-Himmelstjerna and von Wahl families. Now, a care home for the elderly.
Luua Manor Ludenhof Palamuse Parish Jõgeva County 1519 Birthplace of Arthur von Oettingen.
Maardu Manor Maart Jõelähtme Parish Harju County 1397 Belonged to the von Fersen, Bohn and von Brevern families. Main manor was constructed according to the drawings of Jacob Stael von Holstein in the 1660s.
Maarjamäe Manor Marienberg Maarjamäe district, Tallinn Harju County 17th century Houses one part of the Estonian History Museum.
Mäetaguse Manor Mehntack Mäetaguse Parish Ida-Viru County 1542 Belonged to the Wrangel family among others.
Maidla Manor (Ida-Viru County) Wrangelstein Maidla Parish Ida-Viru County 1465 Belonged to the Taube family, the von Fersen family and von Maydell family, among others.
Maidla Manor (Rapla County) Maidel Juuru Parish Rapla County 1452 Belonged to the Wrangel family.
Malla Manor Malla Viru-Nigula Parish Lääne-Viru County 1443 Was owned by Gustav Horn, Count of Pori in the 17th century; current building dates from the 1880s.
Mäo Manor Mexhof Paide Parish Järva County 16th century Partially destroyed; previously owned by Lennart Torstensson, the von Stackelberg family and the von Essen family.
Meeri Manor Meyershof Nõo Parish Tartu County 16th century Belonged to the Meyer, Boye, von Zalusky and von Seydlitz families.
Mooste Manor Moisekatz Mooste Parish Põlva County 16th century Founded by the von Nolcken family.
Mõdriku Manor Mödders Vinni Parish Lääne-Viru County 1470 Belonged to Alexander Kaulbars.
Muraste Manor Morras Harku Parish Harju County 1620s Partially destroyed by a fire in 2001. In ruins.
Muuga Manor Münkenhof Laekvere Parish Lääne-Viru County 16th century Belonged to painter Carl Timoleon von Neff.
Neeruti Manor Buxhoewden Kadrina Parish Lääne-Viru County 1412 In ruins. Belonged to the von Rehbinder family.
Norra Manor Kaltenborn Koeru Parish Järva County 1569 Partially destroyed.
Ohtu Manor Ocht Keila Parish Harju County 1620s Owned by the von Kursell family and others.
Õisu Manor Euseküll Halliste Parish Viljandi County 16th century Long associated with the von Siver family. Now a vocational school.
Olustvere Manor Ollustfer Suure-Jaani Parish Viljandi County 16th century
Ontika Manor Ontika Kohtla Parish Ida-Viru County 17th century Owned by the von Knorring, von Wrangell and von Clapier de Colongue families.
Oru Palace Orrenhof Jõhvi Parish Ida-Viru County 1899 Destroyed.
Oti Manor Peudehof Pöide Parish Saare County 1309, possibly earlier Preserved as it appeared in the 1850s.
Pädaste Manor Peddast Muhu Parish Saare County 16th century Now a luxury hotel, spa and restaurant.
Padise Manor Padis-Kloster Padise Parish Harju County 1780 Currently a boutique hotel and restaurant, owned and operated by the original family, the von Ramm family.
Paju Manor Luhde-Großhof Tõlliste Parish Valga County 1748 The Battle of Paju, during the Estonian War of Independence took place in 1919 around the manor.
Palmse Manor Palms Vihula Parish Lääne-Viru County Middle Ages Located in Lahemaa National Park.
Palurpera Manor Palloper Palupera Valga County 1582 Owned by the von Ducker, von Rennenkampff, von Samson and the von Bruiningk families. Now, a school.
Penijõe Manor Pennijöggi Lihula Parish Lääne County 17th century Located in Matsalu National Park.
Pikajärve Manor Langensee Valgjärve Parish Põlva County 1749 Belonged to the Schreiterfeld and Mueller families.
Pirgu Manor Pirk Juuru Parish Rapla County 1662 Owned by the von Staal family. Main building was completed in the 1820s. Restored in the 1980s.
Põlgaste Manor Poelcks Kanepi Parish Põlva County 1628
Pööravere Manor Pörafer Halinga Parish Pärnu County unknown Destroyed; birthplace of explorer Alexander von Middendorff.
Pootsi Manor Podis Tõstamaa Parish Pärnu County 16th century Belonged to the von Pahlen family, the von Lilienfeld family and the von Maydell family.
Porkuni Manor Borkholm Tamsalu Parish Lääne-Viru County 1479 Current manor house dates to 1870-74. Battle of Porkuni fought nearby.
Pühajärve Manor Heiligensee, Wollust Otepää Parish Valga County 1376 Belonged to the von Uexküll, von Siver and other families. Main building was rebuilt in the 1880s. Destroyed in 1944. Rebuilt in 1951.
Purdi Manor Noistfer Paide Parish Järva County 1560 Birthplace of Alexander von Ungern-Sternberg
Purila Manor Purgel Juuru Parish Rapla County 1513
Pürksi Manor Birkas Noarootsi Parish Lääne County 1620 Belonged to painter Johann Carl Emanuel von Ungern-Sternberg.
Putkaste Manor Putkas Käina Parish Hiiu County 1529 Long associated with the von Stackelberg family. In disrepair.
Putkaste Manor Putkas Martna Parish Lääne County 19th century
Puurmani Manor Schloß Talkhof Puurmani Parish Jõgeva County Middle Ages Formerly the site of a castle of the Livonian Order. Later associated with the von Buhrmeister and von Manteuffel families. In 1877-81, the Neo-Renaissance main building was constructed. Now a schoolhouse.
Raadi Manor Ratshof Tartu Tartu County Middle Ages Belonged to the von Liphart family. Destroyed in 1944 during the Tartu Offensive. The site is now home to the Estonian National Museum.
Raasiku Manor Rasik Raasiku Parish Harju County Middle Ages.
Rabivere Manor Rabbifer Kohila Parish Rapla County 1417
Rägavere Manor Raggafer Sõmeru Parish Lääne-Viru County 1540 Belonged to the Metztaken, Taube, Paykull, Schulmann, von Stackelberg, von Knorring, Kaulbars, von Herzfeld, von Dehn and Pilar von Pilchau families.
Raikküla Manor Rayküll Raikküla Parish Rapla County 1469, or earlier Partially destroyed.
Ravila Manor Mecks Kose Parish Harju County 1469 Formerly owned by the von Rosen, the von Uexküll, the von Detloff, the von Manteuffel and the von Kotzebue families. Now, a care home for the elderly.
Riisipere Manor Neu-Riesenberg Nissi Parish Harju County 1394 Owned by the von Stackelberg family. Formerly an orphanage.
Rogosi Manor Rogosinsky Haanja Parish Võru County c. 1600 Established by Stanislaw Rogosinsky. Later, belonged to the von Glasenapp family. Now a schoolhouse.
Roosna-Alliku Manor Kaltenbrunn Roosna-Alliku Parish Järva County 16th century Belonged to the von Stackelberg family, among others.
Ropka Manor Ropkoy Tartu Parish Tartu County 1531 Now the suburb Ropka of Tartu; belonged to the von Taube, von Igelström and von Brasch families, among others.
Ruila Manor Ruil Kernu Parish Harju County 1417
Saadjärve Manor Sadjerw Tartu Parish Tartu County 1628 Belonged to the Wrangel family, among others.
Saare Manor Lückholm (Swedish: Lyckholm) Noarootsi Parish Lääne County 1622 Belonged to the von Rosen family. Lied in ruins after World War II and was restored by the von Rosens around 2000.
Saare Manor Saarenhof Saare Parish Jõgeva County 1512 Demolished in the 1930s.
Sagadi Manor Saggad Vihula Parish Lääne-Viru County 1469 Located in Lahemaa National Park.
Saka Manor Sackhof Kohtla Parish Ida-Viru County 1626 Belonged to Jürgen Leslie of Aberdeen.
Saku Manor Sack Saku Parish Harju County 1463 Possibly designed by Carlo Rossi.
Sangaste Castle Sagnitz Sangaste Parish Valga County 1522 Designed by architect Otto Pius Hippius.
Sänna Manor Sennen Rõuge Parish Võru County Middle Ages Belonged to the von Budberg, von Vietinghoff and von Fusch families. Current manor house dates from 1875. Currently houses a library and a community centre.
Särevere Manor Serrefer Türi Parish Järva County 17th century
Sargvere Manor Sarkfer Paide Parish Järva County 1722 Belonged to various Baltic German noble families including the von Essen family, the von Stackelberg family, among others.
Saue Manor Friedrichshof Saue Parish Harju County 17th century Belonged to the von Scharenberg, the von Fersen, the von Rehbinder, the von Ruckteschell and the von Straelborn families.
Sausti Manor Gross-Sauss Kiili Parish Harju County 1453 Belonged to various Baltic German noble families, including the Tiesenhausen family.
Seidla Manor Seydell Albu Parish Järva County 1639 Belonged to the von Mohrenschildt, von Vietinghoff and the von Schilling families.
Seli Manor Sellie Rapla Parish Rapla County 1474 Belonged to the Pirita Convent during the Middle Ages. Main building was rebuilt several times in the 19th and the 20th-centuries. Now houses the Freedom Fighters' (WWII veterans) Health Centre.
Sillapää Manor Rappin Räpina Parish Põlva County 1582 Also known as Räpina Manor. Belonged to Bengt Oxenstierna.
Sõmerpalu Manor Sommerpahlen Sõmerpalu Parish Võru County 1544
Suure-Kõpu Manor Gross-Köppu Kõpu Parish Viljandi County 1487 Belonged to the von Stryk family. Now a schoolhouse.
Suure-Lähtru Manor Gross-Lächtigall Martna Parish Lääne County 16th century
Suuremõisa Manor Grossenhof Pühalepa Parish Hiiu County 16th century Belonged to Jacob De la Gardie and later, pirate Otto Reinhold Ludwig von Ungern-Sternberg.
Taagepera Castle Wagenküll Helme Parish Valga County 16th century Belonged to the von Stackelberg family, among others.
Taali Manor Staelenhof Tori Parish Pärnu County 17th century Belonged to the Staël von Holstein family.
Tähtvere Manor Techelfer Nõo Parish Tartu County 1515 Now owned by the Estonian University of Life Sciences.
Tammistu Manor Tammist Tartu Parish Tartu County 18th century
Tilsi Manor Tilsi Laheda Parish Põlva County 1749 Partially destroyed.
Tohisoo Manor Tois Kohila Parish Rapla County 17th century Belonged to numerous Baltic German and Swedish noble families, including the von Essen family and the Wrangel family.
Tõstamaa Manor Testama Tõstamaa Parish Pärnu County 1553 Belonged to Alexander von Staël-Holstein
Tuudi Manor Tuttomäggi Lihula Parish Lääne County 17th century Belonged to the von Gersdorff and Edler von Rennenkampff families.
Uderna Manor Uddern Rõngu Parish Tartu County 1486 Belonged to the Tiesenhausen family.
Udeva Manor Uddewa Koeru Parish Järva County 1594 Destroyed.
Udriku Manor Uddrich Kadrina Parish Lääne-Viru County 1642 Belonged to Henrik von Rehbinder.
Ungru Manor Linden Ridala Parish Lääne County 1523 Last construction on the manor occurred in 1893 by the Ungern-Sternberg family. Never completed, in ruins.
Uuemõisa Manor Neuenhof Ridala Parish Lääne County 1539 Belonged to Eugenie Mikhailovna Shakhovskaya.
Uue-Põltsamaa Manor Neu-Oberpahlen Põltsamaa Parish Jõgeva County 17th century
Uue-Suislepa Neu-Suislep Tarvastu Parish Viljandi County 1805 Built near the ruins of an earlier, 17th century manor.
Vääna Manor Faehna Harku Parish Harju County 1325 Belonged to the von Stackelberg family; Otto Magnus von Stackelberg was born there.
Väätsa Manor Waetz Väätsa Parish Järva County 1620-1630
Väimela Manor Waimel, Alt-Waimel Võru Parish Võru County 1590, or earlier
Vaimõisa Manor Waddemois Märjamaa Parish Rapla County 1494 Birthplace of Gustav Heinrich von Wetter-Rosenthal, Reinhold Johann von Nasackin, Friedrich Hubert Wendach.
Valkla Manor Wallküll Kuusalu Parish Harju County 1627
Väinjärve Manor Weinjerwen Koeru Parish Järva County after 1663 Birthplace of the first Imperial Russian general of Estonian descent Johann von Michelsohnen.
Vanamõisa Manor Altenhof Haljala Parish Lääne-Viru County c. 1660 Owned by the von Brevern family.
Vana-Nursi Manor Alt-Nursie Rõuge Parish Võru County 1688 Partially destroyed.
Vana-Vigala Manor Fickel Vigala Parish Rapla County 13th century Belonged to the von Uexküll family. Main building was constructed in the 1770s, slightly altered in the 1860s. Now houses a school.
Vana-Võidu Manor Alt-Woidoma Viljandi Parish Viljandi County c. 1504
Varangu Manor Warrang Haljala Parish Lääne-Viru County 17th century Belonged to the von Krusenstern and von Schilling families.
Vasalemma Manor Wassalem Vasalemma Parish Harju County 1825 Designed by architect Konstantin Wilcken for Eduard von Baggehufwudt.
Vasta Manor Waschel Viru-Nigula Parish Lääne-Viru County 1389 First mentioned in 1389, the main building was constructed around 1800. Now houses a school.
Vastse-Kambja Manor Gut Neu-Kamby Kambja Parish Tartu County 17th century
Vatla Manor Wattel Hanila Parish Lääne County 16th century Main building was constructed during the 1810s and the 1820s. Now houses a school.
Veltsi Manor Weltz Rakvere Parish Lääne-Viru County 1709 Owned by the von Dehn family.
Vihterpalu Manor Wichterpal Padise Parish Harju County 1622 Granted to Thomas von Ramm by Swedish King Gustavus Adolphus. Remained in the von Ramm family until the early 20th-century.
Vihula Manor Viol Vihula Parish Lääne-Viru County 1501 Located in Lahemaa National Park.
Viimsi Manor Wiems Jõelähtme Parish Harju County Middle Ages Current manor house dates from after 1865. Owned by the von Stenbock, von Buxhoevden, von Maydell and von Schottländer families. Former summer home of Estonian military commander and statesman Johan Laidoner.
Viitina Manor Kosse Rõuge Parish Võru County 1542 Belonged to mystic Barbara von Krüdener.
Viljandi Manor Schloß Fellin Viljandi Viljandi County 17th century Belonged to the Ungern-Sternberg family.
Visusti Manor Wissust Palamuse Jõgeva County First mentioned 1473 Original structure burned in 1932. Partially rebuilt. Belonged to the Oettingen family. Physician and ophthalmologist Georg von Oettingen and theologian and statistician Alexander von Oettingen were born in Visusti Manor.
Vohnja Manor Fonal Kadrina Parish Lääne-Viru County 1504 Belonged to the Oxenstierna and Tiesenhausen families, among others.
Võisiku Manor Woiseck Põltsamaa Parish Jõgeva County 1558 Birthplace of Friedrich Amelung, cultural historian, businessman and chess endgame composer.
Voltveti Manor Tignitz Saarde Parish Pärnu County 1601 Present main building built in 1830. Now a vocational school.
Vooru Manor Worroküll Tarvastu Parish Viljandi County 16th century Partially destroyed; briefly belonged to August von Kotzebue

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References

  1. ↑ Sakk, Ivar (2004). Estonian Manors - A Travelogue. Tallinn: Sakk & Sakk OÜ. ISBN 9949-10-117-4.

Sources

  • Hein, Ants (2009). Eesti Mõisad - Herrenhäuser in Estland - Estonian Manor Houses. Tallinn: Tänapäev. ISBN 978-9985-62-765-5.
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