Manor
Lustivere Manor
Lustivere mõis · German: Lustifer
Lustivere, first mentioned in 1552, was given in 1725 by Empress Catherine I to Sigismund Adam von Wolff, who built a baroque wooden house in the Dutch style. The Wahl family pulled it down in the early 1870s and built a neo-Gothic manor to Reinhold Guleke's design, finished in 1881, adding an octagonal tower in 1891; some interior details of the old house were moved into the new one. In 1910 the house got running water, sewerage and electricity. After nationalisation it became a boarding house, then from 1929 a tuberculosis sanatorium, and since 1992 it has been a care home in a large park.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
1552. aastal esmamainitud Lustivere mõisa kinkis keisrinna Katariina I 1725. aastal Sigismund Adam von Wolffile, kes lasi ehitada hollandi stiilis barokse puithärrastemaja. Wahlid lammutasid selle 1870. aastate alguses ja ehitasid Reinhold Guleke projekti järgi uusgooti stiilis mõisahoone, mis valmis 1881. aastal ja sai 1891. aastal kaheksatahulise torni; osa vana maja siseviimistlust viidi üle uude. 1910. aastal sai maja vee, kanalisatsiooni ja elektri. Pärast riigistamist oli hoones pansionaat, 1929. aastast kopsutuberkuloosi sanatoorium ja alates 1992. aastast hooldekodu suures pargis.
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