Saue manor, Baroque manor in Saue, Estonia.
Saue manor is a baroque building with rusticated ground floor and pilastered main level, connected to stable house and granary through arched walls. The structures are linked by an intricate system of arches that creates a unified architectural composition.
The manor was built in the 17th century when Friedrich Hermann von Fersen commissioned architect Johann Schultz to design it with baroque architectural features. The completed structure represents an important example of the baroque building style of that era.
The interior rooms display ornate stucco work in late baroque and early neoclassical styles, while original baroque cocklestoves with shell decorations remain in several spaces.
The grounds feature walking paths through a preserved baroque garden where visitors can see historical sculptures and statuary. You can explore the outdoor spaces to get a sense of the garden layout and design of the period.
The estate contains original baroque sculptured reliefs that remain visible on the exterior facades today. These detailed stone carvings demonstrate the skilled craftsmanship that went into the building during its creation.
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