Dömle herrgård, Manor house in Forshaga Municipality, Sweden

Dömle herrgård stands by Lake Smårissjön in Nedre Ullerud parish, Forshaga Municipality. The estate comprises the main manor building, Frugården, Sjögården, two wings, a church and a park with a beach. It has 66 hotel rooms, 14 conference rooms and a restaurant with 120 seats.

Dömle is first recorded in 1446 as a morning gift, morgongåva. Before becoming a manor it housed a guesthouse, a farm and the ironworks Dömle bruk. In 1946 Karlstads stift opened a stiftsgård here, which the diocese sold on 18 March 2004 to private owners.

The estate church holds an organ built in 1967 by Grönlunds Orgelbyggeri, a mechanical instrument with four stops, documented in the 1990 inventory of Swedish organs. The grounds also keep the name Dömle bruk from the ironworks that once operated here, before the site became a guesthouse, farm and manor.

The estate lies in Nedre Ulleruds socken, Forshaga kommun, just outside Deje by Lake Smårissjön. The grounds hold the main manor building, Frugården, Sjögården, the wings, a church and a park with its own bathing spot, so allow time to walk between them. The organ, built in 1967 by Grönlunds orgelbyggeri, has four stops and mechanical action.

The estate features two separate fitness areas, a padel court, and direct lakeside access where visitors can try canoeing and paddleboarding. This range of both indoor and outdoor sports options makes it a versatile destination for different interests.