In 1748 Berend Gustav von Kawer split Imavere off from his Loopre manor; the first owners were the Ihrmanns. In 1759 Otto Reinhold von Ihrmann sold it to Erich Johann von Vietinghoff, the marshal of the Saaremaa nobility. In the early 1800s it passed to Bernhard Caspar von Stackelberg, and in 1897 to Alexander Oskar von Stryk, who gave it to his son-in-law von Pistohlkors. In the late 1700s a one-story stone house rose on a high plinth, with a two-story center under a triangular pediment.
In the early years of the Republic of Estonia the house held a school, for which a second story and an extra wing were added. Today the manor complex is privately owned.
Owners
von Ihrmann1748–1759
von Vietinghoff1759–19. saj algus
von Stackelberg19. saj algus–1897
von Stryk1897
von Pistohlkors1919
Good to know
Of the outbuildings, the two-story granaries and the distillery survive in their original form.
Most of the other outbuildings are destroyed or in ruins.
