Partille herrgård, Manor house in Partille, Sweden
The three-story manor house stands on a hill overlooking Säveån valley, constructed with Dutch clinker bricks and featuring a tiled roof structure.
In 1773, David af Sandeberg purchased the property and commissioned his brother-in-law William Chambers and architect Carl Wilhelm Carlberg to design the residence.
The main hall displays original brass door knobs from the 1700s and contains a Marieberg tiled oven with distinctive polychrome decorative elements.
Located 200 meters from Partille church, the manor is accessible from E20 highway and operates under the administration of Partille municipality since 1922.
Dutch clinker bricks used in construction were transported by sailboat to Gothenburg and then moved up the Säveån river to reach the building site.
GPS coordinates: 57.73839,12.10250
Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:16
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