Järlepa Manor

The Järlepa Manor stands as a classicist structure built in 1804, featuring architectural elements typical of Estonian nobility residences of that period.

The manor estate experienced substantial damage during the 1905 uprising and later functioned as a collective farm office during the Soviet occupation.

Dramatist August von Kotzebue established a small theater within the manor where performances of his plays took place regularly after acquiring the estate.

Located at coordinates 59°08′11″N and 24°55′38″E, the manor sits within a village that encompasses an area of 10.02 square kilometers.

The manor grounds contain specific architectural features from 1804, representing the transition period of Estonian manor construction in the early nineteenth century.

GPS coordinates: 59.13789,24.92881

Latest update: April 12, 2025 23:01