Kukulinna mõis Kuckulin

Seisund

Ootab päästmist

Aeg

u 1870 (vanem osa varasem)

Stiil

Neogootika

Maakond

Tartumaa · Tartu vald

Kukulinna mõis pärineb keskajast ja seda on esmamainitud 1553. aastal, kui see kuulus Löwenwoldedele. 17. sajandi lõpust vahetas mõis tihti omanikke ning 1870. aastal omandasid selle Koskullid; viimane omanik enne võõrandamist oli Helene von Loewenstern. Arvatavasti 1870. aastatel valmis mõisas stiilne neogooti puitehitis, mille paljud detailid, sealhulgas sakmetega tornikesed, on laenatud inglise tuudorstiilist. Varasemale ühekorruselisele hoonele lisati järvepoolsesse otsa uus saalikorpus ning tagaküljele lahtine veranda. Mõis asub otse Saadjärve maalilisel kagukaldal.

Täna 1920. ja 1930. aastatel kasutas mõisat kunstikool Pallas, nõukogude ajal oli seal pioneerilaager, mille tarbeks hoonet ümber ehitati ja paremasse otsa suur juurdeehitus lisati. Kadunud on tagakülje lahtine veranda koos kaunistustega ning saalikorpuse teravkaaraknaid on lihtsustatud. Peahoone on eravalduses; 2013. aasta seisuga seda ei hooldatud ja see lagunes. Säilinud on ka mõned kõrvalhooned, sealhulgas kahekorruseline kivist töölistemaja.

Ajalugu

Esmamainitud esmamainitud 1553

Omanikud

• von Löwenwolde 1553
• von Koskull 1870
• von Loewenstern –1919

• 1920. ja 1930. aastatel kasutas mõisat kunstikool Pallas.
• Neogooti hoone paljud detailid, sealhulgas sakmetega tornikesed, on laenatud inglise tuudorstiilist.
• Mõis asub otse Saadjärve kagukaldal.

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

Kukulinna Manor Kuckulin

Status

Awaiting rescue

Period

around 1870 (older part earlier)

Style

Gothic Revival

County

Tartu County · Tartu Parish

Kukulinna manor dates back to the Middle Ages and is first recorded in 1553, when it belonged to the Löwenwoldes. From the late 1600s it changed hands often, and in 1870 it was acquired by the Koskulls; the last owner before expropriation was Helene von Loewenstern. Probably in the 1870s a stylish Gothic Revival timber building took shape here, many of whose details, including its crenellated turrets, are borrowed from the English Tudor style. A new hall wing was added at the lake end of the older one-story house, along with an open veranda at the back. The manor stands right on the picturesque southeastern shore of Lake Saadjärv.

Today In the 1920s and 1930s the manor was used by the Pallas art school, and in Soviet times it held a pioneer camp, for which the house was rebuilt and given a large extension at its right end. The open veranda at the back and its decoration are gone, and the pointed-arch windows of the hall wing have been simplified. The house is privately owned; as of 2013 it was not being maintained and was falling into disrepair. A few outbuildings also survive, including a two-story stone workers’ house.

History

First recorded first recorded in 1553

Owners

• von Löwenwolde 1553
• von Koskull 1870
• von Loewenstern –1919

• In the 1920s and 1930s the manor was used by the Pallas art school.
• Many details of the Gothic Revival house, including its crenellated turrets, are borrowed from the English Tudor style.
• The manor stands right on the southeastern shore of Lake Saadjärv.

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