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Huuksi Manor

Huuksi mõis · German: Hukas

Huuksi was split off from Päinurme in the 17th century by Berend Johann von Uexküll and later passed through the Budbergs, Maydells and Grünewaldts; its price rose from 44,000 roubles in 1789 to 165,000 in 1816. The last owner before 1919 was Thure Rausch von Traubenberg. The imposing house, built in stages between the 18th and 20th centuries, was two storeys in the middle and one at the ends, with a columned porch in front and a granite terrace behind. Badly damaged in the Second World War, it decayed into ruin; only the walls of its left end still stand in an overgrown park.

Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today

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Huuksi mõisa eraldas 17. sajandil Päinurmest Berend Johann von Uexküll ning hiljem kuulus see Budbergidele, Maydellidele ja Grünewaldtidele; mõisa hind tõusis 1789. aasta 44 000 rublalt 1816. aastaks 165 000 rublani. Viimane omanik enne 1919. aastat oli Thure Rausch von Traubenberg. Mitmes järgus 18.–20. sajandil ehitatud esinduslik peahoone oli keskelt kahe- ja otstest ühekorruseline, ees sammastel katusealune ja taga graniitterrass. Teises maailmasõjas rängalt kannatada saanud hoone lagunes varemeiks; võsastunud pargis seisavad vaid vasakpoolse otsa müürid.

Map of the area around Huuksi Manor
58.84500° N, 25.80445° E · Peetri parish · Map: Maa- ja Ruumiamet

Source: https://mois.ee/mois/huuksi ↗

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