Attu Manor

Attu Manor is a white manor house near the water in the Turku archipelago, combining traditional Nordic architectural elements with symmetrical windows and clean lines. The building sits on an island and connects to the mainland by bridge, with the surrounding estate featuring residential spaces alongside open landscape areas.

The manor was established in the 1700s as the center of a farming estate and passed through various hands over time. When publisher Amos Anderson acquired it in the 1930s, the property entered a new phase marked by careful restoration and improvements.

The manor reflects how wealthy families lived in the archipelago region and shaped the landscape around them. Its design and setting show the connection between the landowners and the communities that developed nearby.

The estate sits on an island and requires a ferry crossing to reach by car. Visitors should check ferry schedules in advance and plan extra time for the journey to the site.

A bridge connecting the island to the mainland was only built in the late 1990s, before which access relied entirely on ferry service. This relatively recent connection highlights how remote the manor remained for most of its history.

Location: Pargas

GPS coordinates: 60.18122,22.34193

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:40