Home About us Lauttasaari Manor Lauttasaari Manor The Lauttasaari Manor is Kone Foundation’s home, serving as the office of our staff in Helsinki. About usStrategy 2021–2025 The Kone Foundation Board of Trustees Finances Annual reports Year 2023 in Kone Foundation Year 2022 in Kone Foundation Year 2021 in Kone Foundation Rules and Privacy Policy Statements Equality at Kone Foundation Eco-social awareness The Well Co-operation History of Kone Foundation Lauttasaari Manor The history of Lauttasaari Manor Refurbishment project Art and the garden The manor, as well as the Red Villa in the courtyard and the manor park, were thoroughly refurbished in 2016–18. The Lauttasaari Manor area is a historically layered place with great cultural, historical and architectural value. Unfortunately we do not rent out the manor for external use. The history of Lauttasaari Manor Kone Foundation’s move into the mansion in 2018 signified a new phase in the rich history of this building, completed in 1837, and the oldest building in Lauttasaari, the Red Villa, dating back to 1791–93. Read more about the previous owners of Lauttasaari Manor Visit the Lauttasaari Manor Welcome to Lauttasaari Manor! You can visit us by signing up for guided tours hosted by Lauttasaari Society, or during the events we organise. Read more about guided tours at Lauttasaari Manor Refurbishment project Kone Foundation purchased the Lauttasaari Manor in 2015 from the City of Helsinki. The purchase was followed by a refurbishment project that took almost three years, involving the complete renovation of these architecturally and culturally important buildings. Read more about the refurbishment project Art and the garden The manor garden was restored according to the original plans for a formal garden designed by Bengt Schalin in the 1920s and now serves as a platform for enjoying public art. Read more about the artworks in the Manor garden Lauttasaari Manor staff The manor serves as the office of our staff in Helsinki. Contact Kone Foundation staff in Helsinki