Långängens gård, Lidingö, Farm and recreation area in Lidingö, Sweden
Långängens gård is a farm estate in Lidingö with a restaurant, café, and event facilities surrounded by an extensive herb garden and a traditional smoker. The main building dates to the 1770s and displays the original architecture typical of Swedish country properties.
The property originated in the 14th century and was part of Djursholm estate from 1584 to 1774. The main building was constructed in the 1770s following a transformation of the land holdings.
The poet Wilhelm von Braun lived in an upper room and wrote his verses here between 1851 and 1855. The house thus connects everyday life with literary history on a personal scale.
The estate is arranged for various types of events with capacity for up to 56 guests and offers different dining experiences throughout the year. Visitors should note that the grounds provide both food and garden experiences, making it suitable for spending several hours here.
The house preserves two original Rococo tile stoves from the 1770s and a large masonry fireplace in the main hall. These elements showcase the craftsmanship and wealth that once characterized the estate.
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