Manor
Burchardi summer manor
Burchardi suvemõis
Burchard's summer manor in Tallinn was born of the city's fortifications. Its land, between today's Narva road, Pirita road, Maarjamäe and Lasnamäe, was granted to Johannes Burchard, owner of the Town Hall Pharmacy, in exchange for his orchard, cabbage plot and herb garden in front of the Viru gate, which were swallowed by new earthworks. In the 1640s the city built bastions and an outer rampart there in the Dutch style. Since the new land was much larger than the old, Burchard had to pay the city 400 riksdaler. In the 17th century a summer house was built at today's Narva road 95, though little of its original form survives.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Burchardi suvemõis Tallinnas sündis linna kindlustustööde tõttu. Selle maa praeguse Narva maantee, Pirita tee, Maarjamäe ja Lasnamäe vahel anti Raeapteegi omanikule Johannes Burchardile tema Viru värava ees asunud viljapuu-, kapsa- ja rohuaia asemel, mis jäid uute muldkindlustuste alla. 1640. aastatel ehitas linn sinna Hollandi süsteemis bastionid ja eesvalli. Kuna uus maa oli palju suurem, pidi Burchard maksma linnale 400 riigitaalrit. 17. sajandil rajati praegusele Narva maantee 95 krundile suvemõisahoone, mille algsest kujust on ümberehituste tõttu vähe alles.
Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burchardi_suvem%C3%B5is ↗