Manor
Sargvere Manor
German: Sarkfer
Sargvere was split off from Esna manor in 1722, and its history has a rare twist: it was inherited only through the female line. First owned by Christine Hedwig, daughter of the Esna lord Otto Magnus von Essen, it went via her daughter Louise Magdalena and on from mother to daughter until it came as a dowry to the Kursells. The baroque two-storey stone house was built in the 1760s under Erich Helmich von Kaulbars and still has rococo stucco ceilings. Estonia's thickest common ash grew in its park. After 1919 the house was a school, later a library and the Sargvere manor museum.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Sargvere eraldati Esna mõisast 1722. aastal ja selle ajalugu on haruldane: mõis pärandus ainult naisliinis. Esimene omanik oli Esna mõisniku Otto Magnus von Esseni tütar Christine Hedwig; tema tütre Louise Magdalena kaudu läks mõis edasi emalt tütrele, kuni jõudis kaasavarana Kursellidele. Barokne kahekorruseline kivist peahoone ehitati 1760. aastatel Erich Helmich von Kaulbarsi ajal ja selles on säilinud rokokoolikud stukklaed. Pargis kasvas Eesti jämedaim harilik saar. Pärast 1919. aastat oli majas kool, hiljem raamatukogu ja Sargvere mõisa muuseum.