Hässleholmsgården

Hässleholmsgården is a stone manor house near Hässleholm, situated within the farming landscape of Skåne County. The estate features solid walls and a straightforward layout characteristic of Swedish country properties from this era.

The manor predated the Stockholm-Malmö railway line, which was constructed in the 1860s and prompted the founding of Hässleholm. The estate lent its name to the new railway station, which subsequently grew into the town.

The manor displays typical Swedish rural architectural features with its stone construction and straightforward design that reflects traditional landholding practices. Visitors can observe how such estates were structured and how they functioned as centers of village life.

The property sits in a rural setting and is best reached on foot or by car, as it lies some distance from the town center. Those using public transit can reach Hässleholm Station and continue from there by local transport.

The manor played an unexpected role in establishing Hässleholm when its name was given to the new railway station. Few visitors realize that the old estate became the starting point for naming an entire railway hub.