Ersta Manor, Manor house in Nastola, Finland
Ersta Manor is a manor house near Lahti featuring traditional Finnish architectural forms with large windows and ornate exterior decorations. The building sits on elevated ground and is surrounded by gardens and landscaped grounds that form part of the estate.
The manor was built in 1830 during an era when estates served as central points for agricultural production and local governance. This role shaped its architectural design and the layout of the entire property.
The manor defines the character of the locality through its distinctive architecture and how people move through its spaces and gardens. The historical details visible in the buildings and grounds tell stories of a century of Finnish life and craftsmanship.
Visitors can explore the property through guided tours that include the main building as well as the surrounding gardens and outdoor areas. Tours are available year-round, making it easy to plan a visit at any time.
The property falls under protection from three separate Finnish heritage registries and is recognized as a site of national significance. This multiple designation makes it one of the country's most carefully protected cultural properties.
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