Manor
Saka Manor
German: Sackhof
In the 17th century Saka belonged to Jörgen Leslie, who also sat on the town council of Narva in 1627–1649 but lived mostly on his estate here, and his heirs kept it for 120 years. In the Middle Ages the manor had been a fortified vassal house, standing a couple of kilometres east of the present site. The surviving neo-Renaissance house on the edge of a large park was built in 1862–1864 by Oscar von Löwis of Menar, a long-serving councillor of the Estonian knighthood. The estate was nationalised on 25 October 1919, but his son Hermann kept the manor house until the family resettled to Germany in 1939.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
17. sajandil kuulus Saka Jörgen Lesliele, kes oli aastatel 1627–1649 ka Narva raehärra, kuid elas peamiselt siin oma läänivalduses; tema pärijatele jäi mõis 120 aastaks. Keskajal oli mõis kindlustatud vasallilinnus, mis asus paar kilomeetrit praegusest kohast ida pool. Suure pargi serval seisva uusrenessansliku härrastemaja ehitas aastatel 1862–1864 kauaaegne Eestimaa maanõunik Oscar von Löwis of Menar. Mõis riigistati 25. oktoobril 1919, kuid tema poeg Hermann sai härrastemaja endale jätta kuni ümberasumiseni 1939. aastal.