Manor · Ida-Viru County · Alutaguse
Kurtna
Kurtna manor is first recorded in 1480. The two-story, rather small Historicist stone house was built in the second half of the 1800s. The manor’s last owner was Robert Karl von Peltzer, whose coat of arms and that of his wife, Elisabeth Fanny Wilms, adorn a wall of the house.
Built / first recorded second half of the 1800s
Style Historicism
Condition Standing Today
In 20th-century alterations many windows were bricked up, giving the house a very strange look. The steward’s house and a stone windmill also survive.
Owners
Good to know Robert Karl von Peltzer (1846–1940) was the manor’s last owner. The coats of arms of the owner and his wife, Elisabeth Fanny Wilms, adorn a wall of the house. A stone windmill belongs to the manor. Photos through time archive · Kurtna manor stone windmillarchive · Kurtna manor steward’s housearchive · Coats of arms of the last owner, Robert Karl von Peltzer (1846–1940), and his wife Elisabeth Fanny Wilms (1849–1931) on the wall of the Kurtna manor housearchive · Kurtna manor house2014 · Kurtna manor house, 20142014 · Kurtna manor house, 20142014 · Kurtna manor windmill, 20142014 · Kurtna manor avenue, 2014Nearby
The buildings are stylized impressions, not surveyed models. Facts: mois.ee, Museum of Estonian Architecture, ERR, Wikipedia. Photos: MuIS and Wikimedia Commons, credited with each photo.
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