Päri Manor

The estate of Inherit (German k Kattentack) dating back to the Middle Ages has been first mentioned in 1450. In the early 20th century, the estate belonged to the noble family of the von Maydells. The main building of the estate was a small two-storey property classicist building erected at the end of the 18th century. The main floor of the building was the second floor, the first floor was a low economic floor. The wide central part of the three windows was marked with segement arc windows on the main floor. The buildings that surrounded the round of honor in front of the main building were located symmetrically. On the right side, it was flanked by a ruler's house and a barn, while on the left, it was flanked by a stable-cold shed and a house of servants. The most interesting of these was the archaic old-balt-planned ruler's house, a building with a central coat chimney with thick walls and square windows. According to the relief of the manor heart, it can be assumed that the ruler's house may even be an earlier main building. He is likely to have been built in the mid-18th century or before.