Sandemar Castle

Sandemar Castle is located on the Baltic Sea coast in the Swedish municipality of Haninge in the historical province of Södermanland. The original main building was built of wood. The lake Site was covered with an additional plate to protect against the sea winds. The current castle dates from 1690 and has retained its old appearance, as he was spared during the Russian attack on Södermanland in 1719. During the Kalmar Union Schlosss was in possession of the Teutonic Knights of Livonia. 1467 the ownership changed to Imperial Council Erik Axelsson Tott. The ownership structure in the 16th Century are not known, and in the following century the castle belonged to noble families Oxenstierna, Bonde and Falkenberg. It is believed that the royal council Gabriel Falkenberg, who was Count Falkenberg af Sandemar 1693, the building was built in the 1690s. 1738 bought the land Judge Carl Wattrank the castle.