Trolleberg

The manor house features Swedish architectural elements with symmetrical design, grand windows, and light-colored exterior walls characteristic of 18th-century construction methods.

Carl Hårleman, the supervising architect of the Royal Palace in Stockholm, designed this manor house during Sweden's architectural advancement period in the 1700s.

The manor represents the Swedish nobility's architectural preferences, incorporating local building traditions with continental European influences in its structural elements.

The estate maintains gardens and grounds that visitors can view from designated paths, while the main building remains a private residence.

The manor's position at coordinates 55.700556, 13.143333 places it within an agricultural region that connects to medieval trade routes.

Location: Staffanstorp Municipality

Architects: Carl Hårleman

GPS coordinates: 55.70056,13.14333

Latest update: March 6, 2025 06:25