Riidaja is recorded from 1562, and from the 1500s until 1919 it belonged to the Stryk family. Finished in 1762, the long, simple Baroque wooden house is one of the best-preserved of its kind in Estonia. It is unusual for its length and its three large mantel chimneys, where most houses of the period had one or two. Inside survive Rococo doors, a hall with Ionic wooden columns and Baroque wrought-iron window grilles.
