Stora Nyckelviken manor was completed in 1746 by Herman Petersen, a wealthy merchant and director of the SOIC.
The manor was designed in much the same style as the other manors built with the profits from the East India trade.
It consists of a main building, wings, gazebos and a park.
The manor was only owned by the Grill family for a short period of time.
Jean Abraham Grill bought it in 1760, and sold it 20 years later.
As of 2014 the manor is owned by the municipality of Nacka.
It houses a restaurant and a conference venue.
Stora Nyckelviken manor was completed in 1746 by Herman Petersen, a wealthy merchant and director of the SOIC. The manor was designed in much the same style as the other manors built with the profits from the East India trade. It consists of a main building, wings, gazebos and a park. The manor was only owned by the Grill family for a short period of time. Jean Abraham Grill bought it in 1760, and sold it 20 years later. As of 2014 the manor is owned by the municipality of Nacka. It houses a restaurant and a conference venue.
Grill family