Kuokkala manor, Manor house in Hämeenlahti, Finland
Kuokkala Manor is a waterfront house in Hämeenlahti featuring white-painted walls and traditional Nordic design elements, with multiple rooms for events and gatherings. The building includes a main structure with reception spaces arranged to serve various types of functions and occasions.
The manor was built in 1904 by architect Wivi Lonn as a residence for Julius Johnson and served as a private home with formal entertaining spaces. In 1946 it became city property and was repurposed for public and community uses.
The manor houses a restaurant serving Finnish cuisine prepared with seasonal ingredients, local fish, berries, mushrooms, and regional game sourced from nearby areas.
The site is accessible by public transportation from central Jyväskylä and provides parking and boat docking areas for visitors. The property has facilities to support events and dining, making it easy to reach and use for various occasions.
The ballroom has been equipped with modern sound systems and presentation screens while preserving its original architectural character and aesthetic appeal. This blend of heritage design and contemporary technology makes the space adaptable for different modern uses.
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