Hulja mõis Huljal

Seisund

Ootab päästmist

Aeg

1775 · laiendus 1869

Stiil

Varaklassitsism

Maakond

Lääne-Virumaa · Kadrina

Hulja esimesed teated pärinevad 1518. aastast. Peahoone on ehitatud mitmes järgus. Vanem osa on 1775. aastal ehitatud baroksete joontega varaklassitsistlik ühekorruseline kivihoone, mille fassaadi keskosa kaunistab ovaalaknaga kolmnurkfrontoon. 1869. aastal pikendati hoonet parempoolsest otsast, ühendades selle seal varem asunud aidahoonega; kaarakendega juurdeehitis on historitsistlik. 20. sajandi algul kuulus mõis Dellingshausenitele ja viimane omanik enne võõrandamist oli Karl von Dellingshausen.

Täna Mõisahoone on põhiosas säilinud, kuigi on kaotanud mitmeid arhitektuurseid detaile, eriti 19. sajandil lisatud osas. Viimased aastakümned on hoone seisnud kasutuseta.

Ajalugu

Esmamainitud esmamainitud 1518

Omanikud

• von Dellingshausen –1919

• 1869. aastal lisati vana peahoone ette puidust veranda, mis rikkus varaklassitsistliku fassaadi.
• Juurdeehitus ühendas peahoone varem samas asunud aidahoonega.
• Saksakeelne nimi oli Huljal.

Allikas: Eesti Kunstiakadeemia, Eesti mõisaportaal, vana.mois.ee/viru/hulja.shtml, CC BY 4.0; tõlgitud ja lühendatud.

Hulja Manor Huljal

Status

Awaiting rescue

Period

1775 · extended 1869

Style

Early Classicism

County

Lääne-Viru County · Kadrina

The earliest records of Hulja date from 1518. The main house was built in several stages. The older part is a one-story stone house of 1775, Early Classical with Baroque touches, its facade centered on a triangular pediment with an oval window. In 1869 the house was extended at its right end and joined to a granary that already stood there; the addition, with its arched windows, is Historicist. In the early 1900s the manor belonged to the Dellingshausens, and the last owner before expropriation was Karl von Dellingshausen.

Today The house survives in its essentials, though it has lost many architectural details, especially in the 19th-century addition. For the last few decades it has stood unused.

History

First recorded first recorded in 1518

Owners

• von Dellingshausen –1919

• In 1869 a timber veranda was added in front of the old house, spoiling its Early Classical facade.
• The addition joined the house to a granary that already stood beside it.
• Its German name was Huljal.

Source: Estonian Academy of Arts, Estonian Manors Portal, vana.mois.ee/viru/hulja.shtml, CC BY 4.0; translated and condensed.