Suitia Manor House (Fin.
Suitian kartano, Swe.
Svidja slott) is a large stone-built Manor House built around 1540s.
The walls of this grand two-storey building were made over one meter thick for defensive reasons.
The first floor was rebuilt in the beginning of 1760s by Esbjörn Reuterholm.
The gothic appearance we can see nowadays was added to the Manor House by August Wrede in the late 19th century and early 20th century.
Suitia's large garden includes a small family cemetery of the owners of Suitia.

The state of Finland sold Suitia to a private owner with 11.7 million euros in 2015.
Suitia, together with St. Peter's Church are listed as Nationally Significant Built Cultural Environment and are protected by the Finnish Heritage Agency.
Suitia Manor House (Fin. Suitian kartano, Swe. Svidja slott) is a large stone-built Manor House built around 1540s. The walls of this grand two-storey building were made over one meter thick for defensive reasons. The first floor was rebuilt in the beginning of 1760s by Esbjörn Reuterholm. The gothic appearance we can see nowadays was added to the Manor House by August Wrede in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Suitia's large garden includes a small family cemetery of the owners of Suitia.
The state of Finland sold Suitia to a private owner with 11.7 million euros in 2015. Suitia, together with St. Peter's Church are listed as Nationally Significant Built Cultural Environment and are protected by the Finnish Heritage Agency.
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