Illuka mõis Illuck

Seisund

Säilinud

Aeg

1885–1888 · arhitekt Friedrich Modi

Stiil

Historitsism

Maakond

Ida-Virumaa · Alutaguse

Illuka mõis rajati 1657. aastal. 19. sajandil läks see Dieckhoffide valdusse, kes lasid 1885–1888 Friedrich Modi projekti järgi ehitada uue esindusliku ühekorruselise kivist peahoone. Historitsistlikul hoonel on neogooti astmikviil ja neorenessansile omased kaaraknad. Samal ajal uuendati enamik kõrvalhooneid ja peahoonest lõuna poole rajati suur park. 1912. aastal müüsid vennad Dieckhoffid mõisa parun Claus von Nottbeckile, kes müüs selle 1921. aastal Eesti riigile.

Täna 1921. aastast tegutseb peahoones Illuka kool. Hoone restaureeriti põhjalikult 1990. aastatel; nii peahoone kui ka park on kultuurimälestised.

Ajalugu

Esmamainitud rajati 1657

Omanikud

• Dieckhoff 19. saj–1912
• von Nottbeck 1912–1921
• Eesti riik 1921

• 2010. aastal liideti Illuka kool lastepäevakeskusega lasteaed-põhikooliks.
• Pargi servas on mahukas uus spordi- ja toitlustuskompleks.
• Saksakeelne nimi oli Illuck.

Allikas: Vikipeedia, et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illuka_mõis (CC BY-SA); tõlgitud ja lühendatud.

Illuka Manor Illuck

Status

Standing

Period

1885–1888 · architect Friedrich Modi

Style

Historicism

County

Ida-Viru County · Alutaguse

Illuka was founded in 1657. In the 1800s it passed to the Dieckhoffs, who in 1885–1888 built a stately new one-story stone house to designs by Friedrich Modi. The Historicist building has a Gothic Revival stepped gable and round-arched windows typical of the Neo-Renaissance. Most of the outbuildings were renewed at the same time, and a large park was laid out south of the house. In 1912 the Dieckhoff brothers sold the manor to Baron Claus von Nottbeck, who sold it to the Estonian state in 1921.

Today Since 1921 the house has held the Illuka school. It was thoroughly restored in the 1990s, and both the house and the park are protected monuments.

History

First recorded founded in 1657

Owners

• Dieckhoff 1800s–1912
• von Nottbeck 1912–1921
• Estonian state 1921

• In 2010 the Illuka school merged with a children’s day center to form a kindergarten and primary school.
• A large new sports and dining complex stands at the edge of the park.
• Its German name was Illuck.

Source: Wikipedia, et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illuka_mõis (CC BY-SA); translated and condensed.