Manor
Uderna Manor
Uderna mõis · German: Uddern
Uderna in Rõngu parish is recorded from 1486, when it belonged to the Tiesenhausens, and later had a long string of owners, including the Volskys and Sbinskys; the last before 1919 was Oskar Matthias Fuchs. Its two-storey house was built in the 1880s, probably incorporating parts of a late-18th-century house on the courtyard side. Typical of historicism, it is asymmetric: a three-window central projection with a pediment, and on the left a tower-like section that was once crowned by a tall neo-Renaissance spire. The spire has gone and a corner balcony has been closed in, but the house lives on as the Uderna care home.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Rõngu kihelkonna Uderna mõisast on teateid 1486. aastast, mil see kuulus Tiesenhausenitele; hiljem oli sel pikk rida omanikke, nende seas Volskyd ja Sbinskyd, ning viimane enne 1919. aastat oli Oskar Matthias Fuchs. Kahekorruseline peahoone ehitati 1880. aastatel ja sinna liideti arvatavasti osi 18. sajandi lõpu majast hoovi poolt. Historitsismile omaselt on hoone ebasümmeetriline: kolme akna laiune frontooniga keskrisaliit ja vasakul tornitaoline osa, mida kroonis kunagi kõrge uusrenessanss-stiilis tornikiiver. Kiivrit enam ei ole ja nurgarõdu on kinni ehitatud, kuid majas tegutseb Uderna hooldekodu.
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