The earliest records of Saksi date from 1505, when the manor belonged to the Taubes. In 1620 it passed to the Uexküll-Güldenbands, in 1800 to Jacob Gustav von Baggehufwudt and in 1824 to Countess Louise Zoege von Manteuffel. In 1904 Margarethe von Brevern acquired Saksi along with neighboring estates, and she owned it until 1919. The two-story classical main house was built in the 1810s–1820s; the porch, balcony and terraces were added in the early 1900s.
A fire in 1984 destroyed the entire interior along with the ceilings and roofs. The building is privately owned, but the interior has yet to be restored.
Owners
Taube1505–1620
von Uexküll-Güldenband1620–1800
von Baggehufwudt1800–1824
Zoege von Manteuffel1824–1902
von Brevern1904–1919
Good to know
In 1904 Margarethe von Brevern paid the other heirs 138,000 rubles for Saksi.
In the Soviet era the house held the Saksi special boarding school.
The manor has a 4.2-hectare park and its own lake.
