Claes Grill (I) bought the palace in 1764, and lived there until he died in 1767, after which it was passed on to his wife Anna Johanna (I), and later their daughter Anna Johanna (II).
In 1783, it was bought by Princess Sophia Albertina and converted into a part of the Arvfurstens palats.
As of 1906 it houses the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
Claes Grill (I) bought the palace in 1764, and lived there until he died in 1767, after which it was passed on to his wife Anna Johanna (I), and later their daughter Anna Johanna (II). In 1783, it was bought by Princess Sophia Albertina and converted into a part of the Arvfurstens palats. As of 1906 it houses the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
Grill family