Harsta State manor was first time mentioned in 1511, but the current appearance dates mainly from the 19th century.

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Founded: 19th century
Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in Netherlands

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Digifred (12 months ago)
Harsta State, holiday home and partly a museum house. Beautiful old (State) country house, which dates back to 1511. We have a weekend in Harsta State stayed in the luxury holiday home. And enjoyed the beautiful house and the quiet environment. Managed by Hendrick de Keyser.
piet hein oosterhagen (13 months ago)
Beautiful stins, friendly supervisors!
Wolbert (2 years ago)
If you visit the church of Hegebeintum, take the time to visit Harstastate. It's a short walk from the visitor center and well worth a look. It is a beautiful stins with the associated flora that is typical of these country houses.
Japke Bonsma (3 years ago)
B&B Beautiful, too bad that the rest was almost the same as 3 or 4 years ago. Open day could have been better after completion. Organization was fine
Romke P (3 years ago)
Wonderful place and the tranquility that the area offers is unique. The mound in the backyard.
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