2 spectral locations cataloged
Louhisaari Manor (Villnäs), located in Askainen near Masku, is one of Finland’s rare and finest examples of 17th-century Dutch Palladian palatial architecture. Built in 1655 by the noble Fleming family and later owned by the Mannerheim family—serving as the birthplace of Marshal Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim—this grand castle house is renowned for its rich history, tragic noble legends, and phantom carriage sightings.
Mustio Manor (Svartå Manor), nestled amidst lush English gardens beside the Mustionjoki River in Raseborg, is one of Finland’s most historic and architectural timber manor houses. Constructed in the late 18th century by the ironworks pioneer Linder family, this grand neoclassical residence has hosted royal monarchs, Russian emperors, and generations of aristocrats, accumulating legendary tales of the famous White Lady and nocturnal phantom piano music.