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Kåseholm, 17th century castle in Österlen, Sweden

The estate includes multiple barns, a studio kitchen, and an orangerie courtyard set within extensive grounds near the Swedish countryside.

Built in 1650 by Johan Urne, the castle was named after his wife Pernille Jørgensdotter Kaas and features an original arched cellar.

The castle houses the FORUM initiative, which focuses on sustainable food systems and agricultural practices in the Scania region.

The Black Gallery Barn accommodates 140 seated guests while the Hay Barn provides space for 200 people during dinner events.

The property contains hidden treasure buried by Admiral Akeleye during the Dano-Swedish wars, which remains undiscovered following his mysterious death.

GPS coordinates: 55.59017,13.88449

Latest update: March 3, 2025 12:42

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