Stjärnhov Manor

The main building of Stjärnhov Manor stands by Lake Naten, featuring architectural elements characteristic of Swedish estates from the late 18th century.

Originally named Nässelsta until 1815, the estate dates back to 1368 when it was called Næthlastom, referring to its location near Lake Naten.

The manor represents the tradition of Swedish estate management, with archaeological findings revealing Stone Age tools and burial mounds in the surrounding area.

The 400-hectare estate currently operates conventional forestry and agricultural activities, while offering facilities for horse riding and accommodation services.

Archaeological excavations during construction work uncovered two wells and building foundations from the original village of Nässelsta beneath the current manor grounds.

Location: Gnesta Municipality

GPS coordinates: 59.07444,17.02222

Latest update: March 7, 2025 00:11