Brodda, Manor house in Skurup Municipality, Sweden.
Brodda is a three-story manor house in Skurup Municipality with classical Swedish architecture, featuring wooden details and symmetrical window arrangements on its facade. The property contains multiple living spaces and reception areas along with outbuildings and grounds.
The property's origins trace back to the 13th century and underwent renovations across different periods as architectural styles changed. The same family has owned and maintained it since 1841, overseeing its preservation through the generations.
The manor's rooms showcase period furnishings from various Swedish design movements, creating spaces that reflect how wealthy families lived across different eras. Visitors can see how interiors evolved through choices in decoration and arrangement rather than structural change.
The property is privately owned and can only be viewed from outside, so plan to walk around the exterior and grounds. The surrounding area offers paths and gardens to explore, making it suitable for a leisurely outdoor visit.
During restoration work, the owners discovered original 19th-century paint colors hidden beneath multiple layers, which they used to restore rooms to their authentic historical appearance. These findings revealed what the interior spaces actually looked like in earlier periods.
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