luxury real estate for sale Lärbro, Sweden

A Garden Dream with Two Beautiful, Solid Homes in the Heart of Visby We are honored to present this stately property comprising two interconnected residences, lovingly maintained by the same owner for many years. The seller has carefully preserved and managed the buildings, which are both in excellent condition today. Located at St. Hansgatan 9, the property known as Hammaren 1 features a magnificent villa called “Rosenhill,” built in 1922. The villa is constructed in the National Romantic style and spans two floors, with a finished attic and a fully developed basement level. On the adjacent property, Hammaren 8, you'll find a historic wooden “Bulhus” dating back to around 1750, originally a stable and now beautifully renovated. It has been divided into two apartments, ideal for multigenerational living or rental purposes. This house has its entrance at Mellangatan 10. The residences are nestled within an unusually large and lush private garden for Visby, offering a highly sought-after location. The grounds feature gently sloping lawns, a wide variety of perennials, flowering plants, shrubs, trees, and an orangery. Among the highlights are a Japanese maple, a mulberry tree, and numerous roses. A medieval well from the 13th century provides water for irrigation. Multiple outdoor seating areas have been thoughtfully created as “green rooms” throughout the garden. Parking is available on the property with access from Mellangatan. Below you will find a detailed description of the villa, the Bulhus, and background information about the neighborhood and its history. The property is available for private viewings. To schedule a showing, please contact local real estate agent Lisa Jansdotter at [email protected] or +46 739 82 80 06.

Turn-of-the-century villa in a majestic setting atop its own cliff in Högklint, offering breathtaking views of the sea.

A Gotland Summer Dream in Southern Gotland A rurally situated summer dream in southern Gotland, dating back to 1780, with a beautiful, well-preserved two-story house full of period details, nestled in a lush garden with a traditional Gotland bulhus . I drive slowly through the early summer-green landscape of Gotland, and once I arrive, I step through the welcoming gate in the fence that surrounds the small homestead. Today, I’m alone here, and I immediately settle down to listen to the nightingale singing in the eastern corner of the garden, just behind the beautiful, characteristic bulhus with its thatched roof. Today, on the 12th of May, the sun is out, showing itself after an unusually chilly spring. I sit on the limestone slab outside the front doors of the whitewashed main house and simply take it all in. A bumblebee buzzes in the rosebush that has just unfolded its leaves, and a swallow has chicks tucked under the roof tiles at the ridge of the red wing. The lilacs are about to bloom, heavy with purple and white buds. Now, summer stands at the doorstep, and warm winds fill the house with life after its winter slumber.