With its mansard roof, the charming ochre-red manor house is a wooden building dating from 1762. The tastefully arranged interior reflects 18C-19C high society living. The diverse styles range from Rococo to Gustavian to Empire. Comprising five rooms, the attic storey is especially interesting on account of its woodwork (typical of the period). In the stables to the rear is a museum of vehicles in which are displayed carriages, some of which have fine carved decoration.