Manor · Harju County · Kuusalu
Valkla Wallküll
Valkla was founded in 1627, and its first owner was Herman Wrangel. Hans von Fersen bought it in 1652, and it later changed hands several times, passing among others to the Nolckens, the Schwengelms, the Löwensterns and the Breverns. From 1843 it belonged to the Nasackins and from 1877, by marriage, to the Ramm family. The two-story Baroque house with a hip roof was probably built in the 1760s, and one-story wings were added in the 1800s.
Built / first recorded 1760s · wings 1800s
Style Baroque
Condition Standing
German name Wallküll Today
A care home has operated on the estate since 1957; the rich interiors are gone.
Owners Wrangel1627–1652 von Fersen1652–17. saj von Löwenstern1785–1792 von Brevern1792–1843 von Nasackin1843–1877 von Ramm1877–1919 Good to know The stable and carriage house has an inner courtyard, towers on its front and arched windows. The house had Baroque tiled stoves from the 1700s. The last to run the estate was Jakob von Ramm. Photos through time archive · Valkla manor (Wallküll), view through the enfilade of roomsarchive · Valkla manor (Wallküll), the main house from the courtyardarchive · Valkla manor (Wallküll), the main house from the gardenarchive · Valkla manor (Wallküll), an old stovearchive · Valkla manor (Wallküll), an old stovearchive · Valkla (Wallküll) manor, an 18th-century Baroque stovearchive · Valkla manorarchive · Valkla manor2008 · Valkla manor, 20082012 · Valkla manor house, 20122012 · The towered stable and carriage house, 20122012 · The manor granary, 2012Nearby
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.
© 2026 Valev Laube · A mini-project by Valev Laube · valevlaube.com/lab
