The first information about a separate property at 3 Vabriku Street date back to 1809 when the land was bought from Rakvere manor lord Jakob Johann Tiesenhausen by manor governor Reinhold Johann Damm. Many of the original construction details have been preserved - the wide weatherboards, which are attached using hand wrought nails, and the original mantel chimney.
Before renovations began, the house was in bad shape. Most of the roof leaked so the walls were partly rotten through as were the beams and rafters.
After studies, an expert appraisal and drawing a project, the renovations began.
After construction was completed, the house and manor park became one of the most interesting tourist sites in Rakvere.
After all these years, 2 Vabriku Street is finally fixed up! On the end closest to the city, there is a large, spacious office and conference room and the rest of the house holds 3 different sized apartments.