Yläne Manor

Yläne Manor is a stone manor house standing in the Finnish countryside with traditional architectural features and symmetrical window arrangements on its facade. The main hall accommodates approximately 120 people and includes modern facilities for various events and overnight stays.

The manor originated as part of the traditional estate system that shaped rural Finnish society and economy. In the 20th century it served as a nursing home before transforming into its current role as an event venue.

The manor serves as a gathering place for the local community, where Finnish traditions and regional customs are kept alive through events held throughout the year.

The venue is suitable for celebrations, conferences, and overnight stays with sufficient space and facilities available. It is worth contacting in advance to confirm availability and discuss specific requirements.

The building underwent a remarkable transformation from a nursing facility into a multipurpose venue while maintaining its historical character. This adaptation shows how historic structures can take on new purposes and continue to serve their communities in changing times.