Manor · 1560
Haeska Manor
Haeska mõis · German: Hasik
The Haeska estate (German k Hasik) has been first mentioned in 1560, when it belonged to the Cathedral of Haapsalu. In the 16th-17th century, the estate was in the possession of von Kursells and the families of von Wrangells; before the 1919 dispossession, Hans von Gruenewaldt was the owner of the estate. The one-storey stone main building with semi-kelp roof was built in 1805. The one-and-a-half-kilometre-long target road to the estate is directed directly at the central axis of the building. The building was renovated in 1981 in connection with the adaptation to the Matsalu Nature Reserve Centre; a low extension was made to the south side in this regard. Originally, the building had a cane roof. In modern times the estate is privately owned, in recent years it has been reconditioned in many ways. By historical distribution, the estate, which belonged to the parish of Martna in the West Country, remains in the territory of the municipality of Ridala in the West Country in modern times.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Haeska mõisat (saksa k Hasik ) on esmamainitud 1560. aastal, mil ta kuulus Haapsalu toomkirikule. 16.-17. sajandil oli mõis von Kursellidele ja von Wrangellide suguvõsade valduses; enne 1919. aasta võõrandamist oli mõisa omanik Hans von Gruenewaldt. Ühekorruseline poolkelpkatusega kivist peahoone on ehitatud 1805. aastal. Mõisa suunduv pooleteise kilomeetri pikkune sihitee on suunatud otse hoone keskteljele. Hoone renoveeriti 1981. aastal seoses kohandamisega Matsalu Looduskaitseala keskuseks; lõunaküljele tehti sellega seoses madal juurdeehitus. Algselt oli hoonel rookatus. Kaasajal on mõis on eraomanduses, viimastel aastatel on seda mitmeti korrastatud. Ajaloolise jaotuse järgi Läänemaale Martna kihelkonda kuulunud mõis jääb kaasajal Läänemaale Ridala valla territooriumile.
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