Jõgisoo Manor

The Jõgisoo Manor (German k Joeggis) was founded in 1680 by separation of lands from the neighboring estate Heel. The two-storey long main building of the estate - the first floor in stone, the second in wood - is probably built in several parts from the 18th to 19th centuries. The outbuildings were located in the vicinity of the main building. The manor heart was located on the left bank of the Livonian River and included a mill mill on the river. At the beginning of the 20th century, the estate passed out the status of a knight's estate and was dismembered into farms. In modern times, about half of the manor house is preserved. The other side is left under the road glut - the historic road made draws around the manor park, the current road goes right across the park (and across the vsask side of the main building). There are also some outbuildings that have been converted in many ways. According to the historical distribution, the estate belonging to the Kullamaa parish in the Westland remains in the territory of the municipality of Kullamaa in the Westland in modern times.