Lövö

A summer manor built in the 1930s by industrialist Gösta Serlachius for his Summer Mansor. The place is unique and full of history. The entire property covers more than 80 hectares. Lövö offers versatile accommodation options even for larger groups. The main house can accommodate Year round 6 + 4 guests, with 3 separate bedrooms and a living room featuring traditional Ostrobothnian-style bunk beds. It also has an indoor Sauna, 2 toilets and 2 bathrooms. The steward’s house has two separate bedrooms and an attic. The attic bedrooms have double beds and are mainly suitable for older children. The old drying barn has been converted into loft-style accommodation for five people, with two double beds and one single bed. For dining, guests can use the long tables either in the living room or on the glass-enclosed terrace. For larger groups, the barn premises can serve as a celebration venue. The barn also includes its own small saloon, space that can be used for example as dance floor, and a large terrace. From the highly idyllic seaside sauna, it is easy to take a dip in the sea, as steps lead directly from the sauna into the sea. Lövö is a small island in the Turku archipelago, in the municipality of Kemiönsaari, Southwest Finland. This beautiful area, known for its iconic bridge, offers stunning scenery and traditional archipelago culture. The manor’s archipelago atmosphere creates the perfect setting for meetings, relaxing holidays, and family celebrations alike. Lövö Manor radiates atmosphere and history. For larger groups, additional accommodation can also be arranged in the sauna building called Santala and in Villa Fiskarudden, a fully renovated former ferryman’s house turned into a beautiful Villa. Lövö Manor is owned by a foundation whose purpose is to preserve, cherish, and restore the area. For this reason, trust in tenants is extremely important. We are happy to provide further information about the property, its possibilities, and the overall experience.