Liigvalla Manor

The two-story stone manor features architectural elements from the late 18th century, with a symmetrical facade and balanced window placement.

The construction of the current stone building in 1797 replaced an older wooden structure under the direction of Gustav Wilhelm Friedrich von Rehbinder.

Friedrich Robert Faehlmann, who later became an important Estonian intellectual, attended school in the manor's steward house during his childhood years.

The manor building stands in need of extensive restoration work, with visible structural damage including a partially collapsed roof and deteriorating walls.

The surrounding park, which previously contained decorative ponds and landscaping elements, has completely disappeared from the estate grounds.

Location: Koeru parish

GPS coordinates: 58.99944,26.14500

Latest update: March 7, 2025 06:33