Riguldi was founded in 1620 by Jacob De la Gardie. From the 1700s until 1939 it belonged to the Taubes; the last owner before the family left Estonia was Gustav Woldemar von Taube. The main house is a one-story timber building of about 1820 under a tall half-hipped roof, with a small triangular pediment at its center. In the Soviet era it housed Tallinn Special Boarding School No. 1.
From 2002 the property belonged to the city of Tallinn. By 2023 the buildings had long stood empty and were in poor condition, and the city decided to put the manor up for sale.
Owners
De la Gardie1620
von Taube18. saj–1939
Good to know
The main house, park, granary, cellar, smithy, kiln, boundary walls and carriage-house ruins are protected monuments.
In 2012 there was an attempt to turn the manor into a center for young people with special needs.