Järvakandi mõisa varemed

About 500m south is the chapel of Järvakandi manor cemetery inside the forest.

Rapla maakond, Raikküla vald, Valli küla 58.876153, 24.748292 58 ° 52 '34.15 ", 24 ° 44' 53.85" This manor house is one of the largest ensembles in the classicist era in Estonia. In the 1820s the manor house was built, in 1905 it collapsed. The manor house was a large two-story Empire-style flagstone building. The building had a low roof. The unique façade was decorated with a Tuscan-style portico with a column. On the pediment there is a carved projection and wide Venetian windows. The manor house had common compositional features with the Miao state house. The low ground floor was vaulted, the hall and the representative rooms were on the first floor with a high ceiling. There were living rooms on the second floor. In front of the manor house there was a spacious square with a lawn, to which a road decorated with flowers led. Numerous secondary buildings in the style of the classicism era (most of them were restored in the 1910s according to the old example), the buildings are located a little further from the manor house (5 hectares), in a park with an open plan. At a distance of 1 km from the manor area there is a family burial and a chapel.

Decayed ruins only.

Glad to discover

Ruins