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In around 1647, the old gunpowder drudge Ingewald Jonsson from the disused Vättinge gunpowder mill was given permission to build a croft. The building was probably a so-called side chamber cottage with a kitchen and a small chamber. Between 1698 and 1746 the croft was owned by the blacksmith Jöns Larsson. The remains of his smithy can be seen on a small hill in the area. The croft was taken over by Anders Eriksson, a collier at Vättinge copper hammer. In the early 1900s, the manor house was extended by one floor. Adjacent was a barn that housed a lodge and henhouse and a food cellar. The buildings burned down in the 1950s.