Edeby gård Ripsa, Historical manor in Nyköping Municipality, Sweden
The timber-framed manor features a main building with one floor, two porches, and a central tower overlooking Lake Edeby.
First mentioned in writing in 1397, the estate belonged to the Tott family in the early 1500s and later passed through several noble families.
The property holds multiple historical architectural elements, including the east wing which contains the oldest preserved parts from the early 1600s.
The estate manages 3,800 hectares of land, with 3,250 hectares dedicated to forestry and 550 hectares used for agricultural purposes.
Former owner Gustaf Adolf Skytte was executed in 1663 for involvement in piracy, marking an unusual chapter in the manor's history.
Location: Nyköping Municipality
GPS coordinates: 59.00028,16.97472
Latest update: March 4, 2025 21:46
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