Katrineberg Manor, 19th-century residential manor in Kivistö, Vantaa, Finland.
Katrineberg Manor is a 19th-century residential building in Kivistö that combines apartments with community spaces for local residents. The building contains common rooms and facilities designed for neighborhood use and activities.
The manor was built in 1800 and displays architectural styles characteristic of Finnish estates from that period. It has been transformed over time from a private residence into a public community facility.
The manor serves as a gathering place where residents meet for community events and shared activities throughout the year. It functions as a social hub that brings neighbors together across different backgrounds and interests.
Visitors can book spaces by contacting the customer service desk at the entrance level or using the telephone number provided. The facilities are accessible to the public for community gatherings and events.
The manor is part of a development project that combines sustainable low-rise housing with preservation of historical structures in the area. This approach demonstrates how older buildings can be integrated into contemporary neighborhoods while maintaining their character.
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