Göholms House, Manor house in Listerby parish, Ronneby Municipality, Sweden
Göholms House is a manor built from stone with a distinctive pink exterior in southeastern Blekinge. The structure contains multiple rooms with period furnishings, a conservatory space, and dining areas for visitors.
An admiral acquired the estate around 1790 and had the manor house built according to his own architectural vision. The property developed from this initial naval connection into its current form.
The rooms show how people lived on rural estates, with furnishings that reflect daily life in this region. Visitors can see the blend of practical needs and personal style from the era.
During the day, visitors can enjoy the conservatory café with refreshments and light food available. Evening dining requires advance planning, as the owner prepares multi-course meals for groups who arrange visits in advance.
The interior features vintage furniture and artwork gathered from flea markets across Sweden by the current owner. This personal collection gives the house an individual character that differs from traditionally formal manor furnishings.
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