Lustivere mõis Lustifer

Seisund

Säilinud

Aeg

1871–1881 · torn 1891

Stiil

Uusgooti

Maakond

Jõgevamaa · Põltsamaa

Lustiveret mainiti 1552 ja 1725 kinkis Katariina I mõisa Sigismund Adam von Wolffile, kes lasi ehitada barokse puitmaja. 19. sajandil kuulus mõis Samson-Himmelstjernadele ja seejärel Wahlidele, kes lammutasid vana maja ning ehitasid 1871–1881 Reinhold Guleke projekti järgi uusgooti härrastemaja; kaheksatahuline torn lisati 1891. Alates 1929 tegutses majas kopsutuberkuloosi sanatoorium.

Täna Majas on 1992. aastast hooldekodu; säilinud on suur park ja hulk kõrvalhooneid.

Ajalugu

Esmamainitud esmamainitud 1552

Omanikud

• Wrangell 17. saj–17. saj
• von Wolff 1725–1818
• von Samson-Himmelstjerna 1818–1856
• von Wahl 1856–1919

• Vana barokne puitmaja oli „hollandi stiilis“.
• 1910 viidi Wilhelm Sternfeldi projekti järgi majja vesi, kanalisatsioon ja elekter.
• Osa sisedetaile toodi uude majja vanast härrastemajast.

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

Lustivere Manor Lustifer

Status

Standing

Period

1871–1881 · tower 1891

Style

Neo-Gothic

County

Jõgeva County · Põltsamaa

Lustivere was recorded in 1552, and in 1725 Catherine I gave it to Sigismund Adam von Wolff, who built a Baroque timber house. In the 1800s the estate belonged to the Samson-Himmelstjernas and then the Wahls, who pulled down the old house and in 1871–1881 built a Neo-Gothic manor to a design by Reinhold Guleke; the octagonal tower was added in 1891. From 1929 the house was a tuberculosis sanatorium.

Today The house has been a care home since 1992; the large park and many outbuildings survive.

History

First recorded first recorded in 1552

Owners

• Wrangell 1600s–1600s
• von Wolff 1725–1818
• von Samson-Himmelstjerna 1818–1856
• von Wahl 1856–1919

• The old Baroque timber house was built in the “Dutch style.”
• In 1910 running water, drains and electricity were installed to a design by Wilhelm Sternfeld.
• Some interior details were carried over from the old house.

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