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Partsi Manor

Partsi mõis · German: Pardas

The mansion of Parts (German k Pardas) is founded in the 1620s. In later centuries, he became a side mansion of the Hiiu-Great Mansion. The main building of the estate is a small and simple wooden building with a gable roof built in the second half of the 19th century. In modern times, the building is privately owned and used as a residential building. Some outbuildings have also been preserved and a Dutch-style windmill located half a kilometre northeast of the heart of the estate on the top of the hill. The road network at the estate has changed. Historic Majority (Heltermaa) - The Kärdla Highway ran as a small lookout from the north-east side of the estate, the modern road is straightened and is located 200 metres south-west of the manor heart. According to the historical distribution, the estate belonging to the parish of Sülepa in the West Country remains in the territory of the municipality of Sülepa in Hiiumaa in modern times.

Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today

Eesti keeles

Partsi mõis (saksa k Pardas ) on asutatud 1620tel aastatel. Hilisematel sajanditel sai temast Hiiu-Suuremõisa kõrvalmõis. Mõisa peahoone on 19. sajandi teisel poolel ehitatud väike ja lihtne viilkatusega puithoone. Kaasajal on hoone eravalduses ja kasutusel elamuna. Säilinud on ka mõned kõrvalhooned ning mõisasüdamest pool kilomeetrit kirdes künka otsas paiknev hollandi stiilis tuulik. Muutunud on mõisa juures olev teedevõrk. Ajalooline Suuremõisa (Heltermaa) - Kärdla maantee kulges väikese lookena kirde poolt mõisat, kaasaegne tee on õgvendatud ja asub mõisasüdamest 200 meetri jagu edela pool. Ajaloolise jaotuse järgi Läänemaale Pühalepa kihelkonda kuulunud mõis jääb kaasajal Hiiumaale Pühalepa valla territooriumile.

Map of the area around Partsi Manor
58.95515° N, 22.87463° E · Pühalepa parish · Map: Maa- ja Ruumiamet

Source: https://mois.ee/mois/partsi ↗

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