Manor
Juuru Manor
German: Jörden
Juuru manor began as a cattle farm of Maidla and became a separate manor only in the early 19th century. Its long single-storey stone house was probably built in the second half of the 18th century and remodelled in the historicist period. After the estate was wound up in 1919 the house took on public roles: the land reform put a post office and a doctor's surgery into it, and in Soviet times it was a hospital. From the 1980s it stood empty. The manor centre belonged to the Mahtra Peasant Museum until 28 February 2024, when the Juuru and Hageri parish museums foundation sold it to a private owner.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
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Juuru mõis sai alguse Maidla karjamõisana ja lahutati sellest iseseisvaks mõisaks alles 19. sajandi alguses. Pikk ühekorruseline kivist peahoone ehitati arvatavasti 18. sajandi teisel poolel ja seda on historitsismi ajal ümber ehitatud. Pärast mõisa majapidamise likvideerimist 1919. aastal sai maja avalikud rollid: maareformi järel paigutati sinna postkontor ja arsti vastuvõtt ning nõukogude ajal oli seal haigla. 1980. aastatest seisis hoone tühjana. Mõisasüda kuulus Mahtra Talurahvamuuseumile, kuni Juuru ja Hageri Kihelkonna Muuseumide sihtasutus müüs selle 28. veebruaril 2024 eraomanikule.