Ludvika herrgård

The wooden manor features a main building with a large attic floor under a broken hipped roof, complemented by two side wings along Ludvika stream.

Jonas Cedercreutz acquired Ludvika ironworks from the crown in 1726, transforming it into one of Sweden's largest iron production facilities during his ownership.

The manor's central axis aligns with Ludvika Ulrica Church across the stream, creating an architectural connection between these two significant structures.

The property, currently owned by Hitachi Energy, maintains its function as a venue for corporate representation and gatherings in Ludvika.

The building's northern entrance features a two-story central projection, while the southern facade displays a broader central section topped with a volute gable.

Location: Ludvika Municipality

GPS coordinates: 60.15444,15.18778

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:43