Seidla manor

The two-story Late-Baroque main building at Seidla Manor spans 854.7 square meters and includes ancillary structures such as a barn, cellar, and distillery.

First documented in 1639, the estate belonged to Swedish war commissar Adam Schrapffer's widow before passing through notable families including Nieroth, Mohrenschild, Vietingoff, and Schilling.

The manor complex represents Estonian architectural heritage through its Late-Baroque design, constructed between 1760 and 1780, featuring classical elements and a garden-facing balcony.

Since 1996, the manor has been owned by AS TSUNFTIJÄNES, a company specializing in antique furniture restoration and interior design services.

The surrounding park incorporates English landscaping principles and contains a pond that historically served both fish farming and winter ice-skating purposes.

GPS coordinates: 59.09717,25.69889

Latest update: May 1, 2025 23:16