Torne Gård is a manor-style bed and breakfast near Lönashult in Småland. The manor was built in the early 1920s, and Mary Stephens lived there until her death in 1985. She was the sister of Florence Stephens, who inherited Huseby Bruk. Torne Gård is described as a sister farm to Huseby Bruk.

Guests can book single or double rooms in the manor, or rent the separate farmhouse, which has several bedrooms and a well-equipped kitchen. In the manor, showers and toilets are just outside the rooms. The farmhouse has a shower and toilet downstairs and another toilet upstairs. A small breakfast buffet is included. Visit Sweden says breakfast includes hot and cold dishes, including eggs from nearby farms. Dinner can be ordered in advance.

The stay includes free Wi-Fi and parking. Check-in is after 15:00, or by arrangement, and check-out is by 12:00. The venue asks guests to contact the host for room prices.

The surrounding area offers swimming and fishing. Nearby places and activities listed by Torne Gård include Huseby Bruk, Åsnen National Park, cycling around Lake Åsnen and canoeing on Helge Å. The site also lists a child-friendly swimming spot in Torne, with a pier, barbecue area and changing booths.