Manor
Keskvere Manor
Keskvere mõis · German: Keskfer
Before the 1919 transfer, the Central Blood estate (German k Centralfer) belonged to the von Ungern-Sternbergs. The main building of the estate is an archaic baroque wooden building with a central coat chimney. Still in the early 20th century, there were still several manor houses like this in the West Country, but today Central Blood is practically the only one. With low walls, cross-angles, square windows and a high-sled roof, the building is dated to approximately 1750, but it can also be much older and reach the 17th century. The building is on private property, the original cane roof has been replaced by a stain. According to the historical distribution, the estate, which belonged to the parish of Martna in the West Country, remains in the territory of the municipality of Martna in the West.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Enne 1919. aasta võõrandamist kuulus Keskvere mõis (saksa k Keskfer ) von Ungern-Sternbergidele. Mõisa peahoone on arhailine keskse mantelkorstnaga barokne puithoone. Veel 20. sajandi algul oli selletaolisi mõisahooneid Läänemaal alles mitmeid, kuid praegu on Keskvere praktiliselt ainus. Madalate seinte, ristnurkade, ruudukujuliste akendega ning kõrge kelpkatusega hoonet dateeritakse ligikaudu 1750. aastasse, aga ta võib olla ka palju vanem ning ulatuda 17. sajandisse. Hoone on eravalduses, algne rookatus on asendatud plekiga. Ajaloolise jaotuse järgi Läänemaale Martna kihelkonda kuulunud mõis jääb kaasajal Läänemaale Martna valla territooriumile.
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