Pirgu Manor

The two-story mansion stands in a 10-hectare park with diverse tree species, connected pathways, pavilions, and decorative bridges throughout the grounds.

The original wooden manor from 1662 belonged to the Ykskyll family until 1819 when Gideon Von Stahl purchased it for 90,000 silver roubles.

The architectural design of the current manor building incorporates elements similar to those found at Hõreda, representing Estonian noble residences.

The manor house maintains protected status for its architecture while the surrounding park holds ecological protection for its natural environment.

The manor grounds contain the tallest nut tree in the Baltic States among approximately 250 different plant species within its park.

GPS coordinates: 59.12211,24.84030

Latest update: March 21, 2025 22:26