Schenström's Manor, Manor house in Surahammar Municipality, Sweden

Schenström's Manor stands on the western bank of the Kolbäcksån in Ramnäs, Surahammar Municipality. Its three-storey main building is flanked by four two-storey wings, and the grounds also hold a villa with hotel rooms and several outbuildings. Magnus Schenström had it built in the mid-18th century and it was completed in 1762.

Magnus Schenström built the manor in the mid-18th century and completed it in 1762, on the western bank of the Kolbäcksån in Ramnäs. In 1834 it was acquired by Per Reinhold Tersmeden, who already owned the Tersmedenska herrgården on the opposite bank. It later belonged to Ramnäs Bruks and was used for representation and training courses.

The manor has belonged to the Dennerstedt family and is run as a hotel and conference venue focused on weekends, weddings and conferences. Before that it was owned by Ramnäs Bruks and used for representation and training courses. Parts of the feature film Lust were shot here.

The manor can be reached by train via Västerås, where local transport continues the journey to Surahammar. Visitors should check ahead about access and opening times, as the property operates primarily as a private facility.

Parts of the feature film Lust were shot at the manor. The estate also includes a villa with hotel rooms and several outbuildings, and the former Ramnäs Bruks office now belongs to the Lyckorna group together with Fagerudd Konferens and Haga Slott in Enköping, owned by a foundation promoting scientific research such as sustainable energy.