Säbylund Manor

Säbylund Manor contains 26 rooms with furnishings dating from 1787, featuring gilded Gustavian beds, console tables, and art collections within its walls.

The manor was established in 1787 by siblings Hedvig Margareta and Claes de Frietzcky, who commissioned specialized craftsmen to create refined Gustavian interiors.

The red room exhibits chalky white finished chairs with gilt wood covered in Chinese red damask, accompanied by traditional Swedish day beds and tables.

Located two hours west of Stockholm, the manor continues to operate as both a residence and agricultural estate, managing 2,500 acres of surrounding land.

The library maintains its original collection of 18th-century books, while a 1799 white stucco medallion portrays the first estate owner on the wall.

Location: Kumla Municipality

Inception: 1787

GPS coordinates: 59.16030,15.16890

Latest update: March 11, 2025 02:53