Rebuilt Dutch Delight: Karsholm Castle's Journey

Ventiated several times and owned by Swedish counts, Karsholm Castle – situated in Kristianstad, southern Sweden – underwent extensive renovation in 1854 and was rebuilt as a Dutch New Renaissance manor house in 1862. This impressive transformation was the work of Rudolf Hodder Stjernswärd. Today, Karsholm Castle belongs to the Treschow family,

The castle's history dates back to the 14th century. It changed hands and underwent renovations throughout the centuries, when Swedish count Fredrik Ulrik von Rosen purchased it in 1781.

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