Manor
Veski Manor
Veski mõis · German: Mühlenhof
For long centuries, the site of the Mill Manor on the River Levi contained a water mill belonging to the ancient Prangl estate. In 1794, the said mill site was separated into a separate knight's estate (German k Mühlenhof). From 1858 until the transfer, the estate was owned by the noble family of von Andrege, its last owner was Richard von Andrege. Probably built in the last years of the 18th century, the small stone main building was built in a thorough circle in the second half of the 19th century. At the time, a full two-storey, red-brick historicist wing building with a flat roof perpendicular to the axis of the building was also added to the building. The penthouse built out of the older one-storey part is a 20th-century addition. In modern times, the estate is on private property. Some outbuildings have also been preserved. According to the historical distribution, the estate belonging to the Kambja parish in Tartu County remains in the Kõleste municipality in Kälva County in modern times.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Pikkade sajandite vältel oli Veskimõisa asupaigas Leevi jõel Vana-Prangli mõisale kuuluv vesiveski. 1794. aastal eraldati nimetatud veskikoht eraldiseisvaks rüütlimõisaks (saksa k Mühlenhof ). Alates 1858. aastast kuni võõrandamiseni kuulus mõis von Andrege aadliperekonnale, selle viimane omanik oli Richard von Andrege. Arvatavasti 18. sajandi viimastel aastatel ehitatuid väike kivist peahoone ehitati 19. sajandi teisel poolel põhjalikult ringi. Tollal lisati hoonele ka täiskahekorruseline punastest tellistest historitsistlik tiibehitis, mille lame katus on hoone teljega risti. Vanema ühekorruselise osa välja ehitatud katusekorrus on 20. sajandi lisand. Kaasajal on mõis on eravalduses. Säilunud on ka mõned kõrvalhooned. Ajaloolise jaotuse järgi Tartumaale Kambja kihelkonda kuulunud mõis jääb kaasajal Põlvamaale Kõlleste valla territooriumile.
Source: https://mois.ee/mois/veski ↗