The Grill family (possibly Claes Grill (I)) started to build the Grill manor in central Uppsala after the great fire in 1766.
At the time, the family owned ironworks at Söderfors and Österby in Uppland, as well as at Iggesund in Hälsingland.
The estate was completed in 1770.
The Grill family owned the manor until 1790.
It is the only preserved town manor in Uppsala.
As of 2013, it houses apartments and offices for the Red cross and Save the Children.
The Grill family (possibly Claes Grill (I)) started to build the Grill manor in central Uppsala after the great fire in 1766. At the time, the family owned ironworks at Söderfors and Österby in Uppland, as well as at Iggesund in Hälsingland. The estate was completed in 1770. The Grill family owned the manor until 1790. It is the only preserved town manor in Uppsala. As of 2013, it houses apartments and offices for the Red cross and Save the Children.
Grill family