Brokind Castle, Manor house in Linköping Municipality, Sweden.
Brokind Castle is a manor house in Linköping Municipality comprising a main stone building with two flanking wings painted in light tones. The three structures form a cohesive architectural ensemble set in the surrounding landscape.
A medieval fortress at this location belonged to Bo Jonsson Grip in the 14th century and later passed to the Natt och Dag family for several generations. After fire destroyed it in 1726, the Falkenberg family commissioned the present stone building.
The name Brokind reflects the area's early settlement history and has remained in use for generations. Today the estate shows how nobility lived and shaped the surrounding countryside.
The estate sits south of Linköping in the Östergötland region surrounded by typical local landscape. Visitors should be prepared for the seasonal variations that can affect how well the grounds are accessible.
Anna Maria Falkenberg directly oversaw the rebuilding and shaped the architectural choices that define the structure today. Her personal vision is visible in how the building stands as a statement of 18th century refinement.
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