Manor · Tartu County · Tartu Parish
Saadjärve Sadjerw
Saadjärve manor is first recorded in 1557, when it belonged to the Wrangells. Later the Koskulls held it for a long time, and in 1919 it was expropriated from Paul von Haeckel. The two-story Early Classical house was built around 1800. The outer walls of the ground floor of the hip-roofed house are rusticated.
Built / first recorded c. 1800
Style Early Classicism
Condition Standing
German name Sadjerw Today
The house is privately owned, renovated and surrounded by a high fence. A few outbuildings survive nearby.
Owners von Wrangell1557 von Koskull von Haeckel1919 Good to know The Koskull family cemetery lies a kilometer and a half southeast. The cemetery’s arched gate still stood in the 1960s; today only the boundary wall and remnants of gravestones remain. Its German name was Sadjerw. Photos through time 2012 · Saadjärve manor house, 20122012 · Saadjärve manor, 20122014 · Saadjärve manor granary-drier, 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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