To be privately owned
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Grönsö Castle
Grönsö Castle is situated on an island in the Swedish province of Uppsala.
History+
The origins of Grönsö Castle date back to the early 17th century. It was constructed between 1607 and 1611 by Johan Skytte. The estate changed hands multiple times in the 18th century, initially to the Falkenberg family. A renovation in 1738 led to the removal of its four towers. Later in that century, the castle passed into the possession of the Stockholm physician David von Schultzheim. Since 1820, it has been owned by the von Ehrenheim family, who still reside there today.
Location+
The castle is located on Grönsö Island in the municipality of Enköping, within the Swedish province of Uppsala. It lies approximately 4 meters above sea level.
On site+
Grönsö Castle is privately owned and inhabited by the von Ehrenheim family. Public accessibility is limited due to its private ownership.
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