Manor · 1552
Eivere Manor
German: Eyefer
Parts of Eivere's manor house walls date from the 18th century, perhaps even the 17th, and the house received its present appearance in building works completed in 1912. During the Second World War, in 1942, the war invalids of the Imastu home were moved here. In 2003 the house passed into private hands and restoration began, aiming to return it to how it looked in the early 20th century; its owner is Japanese. Since 2016 it has worked as a hotel and is generally closed to casual visitors, but people can see it during the Eivere piano festival held here every year.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Eivere peahoone müüride osad pärinevad 18. sajandist, võib-olla isegi 17. sajandist, ning praeguse väliskuju sai maja 1912. aastal lõppenud ehitustöödega. Teise maailmasõja ajal, 1942. aastal, toodi siia Imastu kodu sõjainvaliidid. 2003. aastal läks hoone eraomandusse ja algas restaureerimine eesmärgiga taastada mõis 20. sajandi alguse kujul; omanik on jaapanlane. 2016. aastast tegutseb seal hotell ja maja on külastajatele üldiselt suletud, kuid sellega saab tutvuda igal aastal toimuva Eivere klaverifestivali ajal.