Liberty summer manor

Liberty was a summer manor on the western edge of Tallinn, where wealthy townspeople spent the warm months. In 1781 it was bought by Carl Friedrich von Strahlborn, who in 1798 built the baroque timber house later called Old Liberty; through his daughter's marriage to councillor Alexander Gustav Koch it stayed with the Koch family until 1939. In Soviet times it housed the Rocca al Mare pioneer camp. In 2013 the plot was separated from the Open Air Museum's land so that a presidential residence could be built there, but the tender failed because of high prices, and in 2024 the 3.6-hectare property was sold at auction.