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There is now a unique opportunity to acquire one of Båstad’s true gems – “Villa Magnolia”. Situated on one of the town’s most sought-after addresses, right in the heart of Båstad and within walking distance of the beach, harbour, restaurants and vibrant village life, this charming property has been in the same family’s ownership for nearly 40 years. In addition to its own parking space, the residence offers generous living areas and an exceptional opportunity to further develop this wonderful home. The secluded south-west facing garden is truly something out of the ordinary – a lush oasis with beautiful terraces and slate-paved paths, steps and outdoor seating areas. A gently flowing stream running through the property, a small pool and magnificent rhododendrons are among the garden’s many charming features. Over the years, this garden has naturally become a gathering place for the family’s most memorable celebrations, including weddings. A peaceful oasis inviting relaxation, social gatherings and long, balmy summer days in one of Båstad’s most sought-after settings. A very warm welcome to Agardhsgatan 36!

In the heart of Visby, surrounded by beautiful cobblestone streets and picturesque historic buildings, you will find the charming Rosas boutique hotel, housed in a listed historic property with foundations dating back to the 13th century. Rosas occupies a three-storey building with a converted attic and a smaller basement, comprising four guest rooms and a small bridal suite on the attic level. The building features deep window reveals and red-painted, multi-pane double-glazed windows. The property also includes a peaceful courtyard and an additional courtyard building, currently comprising an apartment suitable for private residence or staff accommodation, as well as a private dining room.

High up in one of Gamla Stan’s most sought-after buildings lies this exceptional apartment with uninterrupted views over Riddarfjärden, positioned in an optimal aspect that provides rare natural light and sun throughout the day. Large windows open towards the water, allowing the views to become an integrated part of the home. The layout is efficient and well balanced, making the apartment feel larger than its stated size. Ceiling heights exceeding 3.2 metres together with herringbone parquet flooring throughout create a calm and elegant atmosphere. The kitchen, centred around a large island, flows seamlessly into the dining area with seating for twelve and the living room in an open yet harmonious disposition where light and views are constantly present. The space offers both volume and flexibility. The private section comprises a master bedroom with an adjoining room equally suited as a study or walk-in closet. In addition, there is a further bedroom. All rooms are bright and characterised by a sense of tranquillity and privacy. Two stone-clad bathrooms with exclusive material selections throughout offer both bathtub and shower, as well as a separate laundry area. A home where location, light and views come together — with Gamla Stan’s restaurants, culture and waterfront promenades immediately outside your door.

A well-maintained equestrian and forestry estate, idyllically situated amid open countryside, adjoining approximately 150 hectares of the estate’s own well-managed woodland in the heart of Gotland, in Hejde parish. The property features an attractive residence dating from 1909, complemented by two adjoining wings. There is also a bright, well-constructed indoor riding arena, together with stables and a barn, offering a total of 17 + 3 horse boxes, as well as seemingly endless beautiful riding and carriage-driving trails through the surrounding countryside. Ekeskogs Gård is also known as “Gotland Riding Academy” and is operated by the seller, Hanna Engström, together with her family, including Ronny Lund and their adult children. “Farms like this only come onto the market once every 30 years.” This was what the previous estate agent told Hanna and Ronny when they purchased the property — and they have now lived here themselves for more than 30 years. The couple are now entering a new chapter of their lives on the mainland and expect to be able to hand over the estate around the turn of the year, depending on what works best for all the horses.

The main residence has been extended in two stages and today offers approximately 200 sq m of living space. The property features three spacious bedrooms, several generous reception rooms and a dining room with ample space for large gatherings. Five west-facing windows offer beautiful views over Gräsköfjärden, where the evening sun creates a magical backdrop. The large country-style kitchen provides plenty of space for both cooking and socialising, complemented by a separate utility kitchen. Several open fireplaces and a functioning tiled stove create a warm and inviting atmosphere, while an air-source heat pump provides modern comfort. The covered veranda becomes a natural gathering place during the summer months, ideal for long dinners and relaxing in the evening sun. A charming guest house is complemented by a well-preserved traditional farmhouse, reportedly the oldest residential building in the municipality. Measuring approximately 65 sq m, the historic building exudes authentic rural character, with two rooms, a passage hall and an impressive masonry fireplace dating back to the 18th century. The approximately 60 sq m guest house provides additional bedrooms, a living room, kitchen and shower room. The property also includes a boathouse, barn, root cellar, carpenter’s workshop and an older traditional storage building. The exceptionally well-preserved farm setting offers wonderful possibilities for a holiday retreat, multigenerational living or for those seeking an authentic and vibrant archipelago home. The property is well equipped for comfortable island living, with a drilled well, solar panel system with battery storage, inverter and generator, air-source heat pump and a newly installed Cinderella incinerating toilet. Sundskär is conveniently accessible by private boat, approximately 10 minutes from the mainland, or by water taxi. A boat berth and car parking at Koholma may potentially be transferred with the property. Local amenities include a marine fuel station in Furusund, a grocery store on Blidö and a summer shop on Rödlöga. Mathem also offers direct delivery to the jetty. Several popular archipelago restaurants can be found nearby on Furusund, Fejan, Lidö and Högmarsö.

Amid the open landscapes of Söderslätt, where the sky meets gently rolling fields and historic avenues still tell stories of a bygone era, stands this extraordinary Art Nouveau villa, built in 1906 and imbued with the grandeur of a manor house. Commissioned by one of the region’s most successful businessmen during an era defined by optimism, craftsmanship and architectural ambition, the property remains one of the area’s most impressive private residences to this day. This is a house that is not merely beautiful – it was designed to impress. Every detail still conveys the same sense of quality, confidence and craftsmanship that defined the property when it was built more than a century ago. More than a substantial residence of just over 800 square metres of total floor area, this is a lifestyle estate steeped in history, character and an almost manor-like atmosphere. The combination of stately architecture, park-like gardens, a tennis court, apple orchard, greenhouse, party barn and an almost fairytale-like leafy bower creates an ensemble that is exceptionally difficult to find – not only in Vellinge Municipality, but anywhere in southern Sweden. Properties of this calibre rarely come to market. For those seeking something truly exceptional, this represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of Söderslätt’s genuine landmarks, while creating the next chapter in a story that began in 1906. A unique opportunity to own a piece of Skåne’s cultural heritage – preserved, cherished and ready to be carried forward by the next generation.

Höggeröd 756, a home full of character, space and a truly distinctive sense of Orust awaits. Here, the charm of an older farmstead meets modern comfort in a property offering an abundance of space for family, relatives and friends. The main residence features an appealing and generous layout. The entrance level is centred around expansive social areas, where the kitchen, dining area and living room create natural spaces for everyday life as well as larger dinners and festive occasions. This floor also includes bedrooms, a WC/shower room, laundry room and practical ancillary spaces. Upstairs, the house continues with several bedrooms, a bathroom and a TV room – a flexible layout that makes it easy to create private areas for both children and adults, a home office or guest rooms. An additional bedroom is located in a separate section of the building, further adding to the property’s many possibilities. Höggeröd 756 also includes a separate secondary building of approximately 77 sq m, adding another dimension to the property. With its own kitchen, shower/WC, bedroom and additional rooms, it offers excellent potential for independent accommodation. Perfect for visiting guests, multi-generational living, older children or simply for those who appreciate the opportunity to offer family and friends their own private part of the property. Outside, a genuine and welcoming farmstead setting awaits. The residential buildings, greenhouse, garden and open lawns come together to create a place that feels both vibrant and peaceful. There is plenty of space for long summer dinners, gardening, play and relaxation, with nature as a constant backdrop. The property also benefits from solar panels installed across several roof surfaces, a modern addition that blends beautifully with the traditional character of the buildings. This is a home equally well suited to a large family or to those seeking a property where several generations can come together. The combination of the main residence, separate secondary building and generous outdoor spaces makes Höggeröd 756 something truly out of the ordinary. A home to live in, gather around and look forward to returning to.

Set in a peaceful and private position with uninterrupted views across rolling countryside towards the sea and the dramatic silhouette of Kullaberg, this elegant villa offers a lifestyle defined by tranquility, nature and understated luxury. Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac in the charming village of Västra Karup, the property enjoys a secluded setting while remaining close to some of Sweden's most desirable coastal destinations. Built in 2013, the residence combines contemporary Scandinavian architecture with carefully selected materials, generous open-plan living spaces and expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing that seamlessly connects the interior with the beautifully landscaped south-facing garden. Västra Karup is a historic village located at the highest point of the Bjäre Peninsula, surrounded by gently rolling fields and open countryside. The area is renowned for its scenic walking and cycling routes, where the sea is never far from view, as well as its local farm shops offering seasonal produce from the surrounding landscape. Within just ten minutes you can reach the renowned beaches, restaurants and harbour towns of Torekov and Båstad. The family-friendly beach and nature reserve at Glimminge, with its coastal meadows and grazing livestock, is only five minutes away.

Welcome to an exceptionally space-efficient two-bedroom apartment with an optimal layout featuring a kitchen, living area, and a balcony in a perfect south-facing position. The bright and inviting kitchen features sleek white cabinet fronts from HTH and a Carrara marble countertop. Equipped with a cooktop, fridge, freezer, extractor hood, and dishwasher. White walls and light tiled flooring run consistently throughout the home. Large teak-framed windows alongside a terrace door lead out to the lovely south-facing balcony, where the ocean is ever-present. The outdoor area is covered by a roof and equipped with an awning. The living area accommodates both a dining section and a seating group, as well as an alcove with a daybed and storage. The first bedroom is optimized for a double bed and features an adjoining walk-in closet. The second bedroom is more elongated, and some owners have chosen to divide it into two children's rooms, with space for full-sized beds in both. The bathroom is fully tiled in light tones and offers a generous shower area. Features include a vanity sink unit, mirrored cabinet, electric towel rail, toilet, and, not least, a beautiful flow of natural light from the skylight. The association's grounds are highly well-maintained and beautifully lush. Residents have access to Falsterbohus's large pool area according to an agreement between the associations. Located directly below is the famous Falsterbo Beach, which stretches from Måkläppen all the way to Ljungen in the east. The shoreline features a bathing pier, lifeguards, and charming catamarans. The monthly fee includes water and a parking space. Additional costs apply for heating, home insurance, and a broadband subscription. Close proximity to Falsterbo and Flommen Golf Clubs, as well as fantastic nature areas and endless beaches.

With an unbeatable panoramic view over Stockholm, this penthouse offers something truly out of the ordinary. Attractively located on Södermalm, at the top of the building, with a generous 43 sqm king balcony and views of Högalid Church, Långholmen, Riddarfjärden, City Hall, and Gamla Stan. The residence comprises 158 sqm with a spacious living room, an open-plan kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a guest WC. The through-floor layout together with the abundant natural light creates an airy and inviting atmosphere. The apartment has been completely renovated and is in consistently very good condition. A well-preserved functionalist building of high cultural and historical value. The property was designed by architect Sven Wallander and was constructed between 1930 and 1942, and was also presented at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1930.

Well-maintained horse and forest farm idyllically situated in open countryside adjacent to its own forest of approximately 150 hectares with good land consolidation, in the heart of Gotland in the parish of Hejde. Pleasant residence built in 1909 with two adjoining wings. Bright, well-built indoor riding arena as well as stable and barn, with a total of 17 + 3 stalls and endless beautiful riding and carriage-driving trails. Ekeskogs Farm is also known as “Gotland Riding Academy” and is operated by the seller, Hanna Engström, together with the rest of the family consisting of Ronny Lund and their adult children. “Farms like this are only sold once every 30 years.” That is what the previous real estate agent said when Hanna and Ronny bought it—and now they themselves have lived here for more than 30 years! Now it is time for a new chapter on the Swedish mainland for the couple, and they expect to be able to transfer ownership of the farm around the turn of the year, depending on what suits all the horses best.

Beautiful Villa Klippan, designed by court architect Fredrik Liljekvist in 1890 on commission from art historian Georg Göhte, who lived here with his family until 1933. Set in an elevated position with magnificent views over Djursholm’s landmarks along Auravägen and adjacent to Villa Arken. Villa Klippan offers a total of 369 sq m, including 285 sq m of living space, with eight spacious rooms and a generous Poggenpohl kitchen. The property retains many beautiful period features from the turn of the century, including high ceilings, fine oak floors and magnificent tiled stoves. The dining room features decorative paintings by Lotta Hammar. The entrance level comprises a grand reception hall and three large rooms arranged en suite: a dining room with a tiled stove, a drawing room with a magnificent fireplace and a study with a tiled stove. The generous Poggenpohl kitchen provides access to a delightful enclosed veranda. There is also a separate utility entrance and laundry room with ample workspace. A magnificent staircase leads to the upper floor, which comprises four generous bedrooms, three of which feature tiled stoves, as well as an additional connecting room with access to the large terrace. Staircases on both sides lead up to an unfinished 30 sq m attic. The basement offers extensive storage areas and space for a wine cellar. The bathroom and two guest WCs feature a cohesive selection of high-quality materials. There was previously planning permission to reconstruct the tower, but this was never utilised. A beautiful home featuring exquisite original details, offering ample space for both family life and entertaining, with close proximity to the water, nature, schools, public transport and Djursholm’s town square. Villa Klippan is not formally protected as a listed building, but is considered to be of significant cultural and historical value and may not be altered in a way that compromises its character. The property was awarded Djursholms Villaägareförening’s Renovation Award in 2012. Please contact the estate agent to arrange a viewing.

Situated in one of Hälsö’s most sought-after waterfront locations, this exceptional archipelago estate offers a rare opportunity to experience the sea as an integral part of everyday life. The property encompasses both land and the surrounding water, featuring a private marina with boat moorings and jetty, a main residence, guest house, sauna, boathouse, and expansive sun decks, all thoughtfully designed to create a harmonious waterfront retreat. Here, the timeless charm of the Swedish archipelago is seamlessly combined with modern comfort in a private and tranquil setting, perfectly suited for boating, relaxation, and entertaining throughout the year.

A beautifully designed family residence of timeless character, ideally situated in one of Vaxholm’s most sought-after residential neighbourhoods. Surrounded by mature greenery and generous outdoor living areas, the property enjoys a tranquil and private setting. The elegantly lime-rendered façade, refined slate roof and carefully selected natural materials create a home where genuine craftsmanship and exceptional quality are evident in every detail. The spacious veranda adjoining the main entrance enjoys an ideal south-facing position and provides the perfect setting for breakfast, long lunches and alfresco dinners throughout the warmer months. From here, you can watch boats glide peacefully across Vaxholm Bay, with the sparkling waters of Långholmsfjärden providing a beautiful backdrop.

On the sought-after Brevik Peninsula, in one of the most coveted waterfront locations in the Stockholm archipelago, lies Villa Kireina, a magnificent merchant’s villa dating from around 1900, carefully renovated with the utmost respect for the property’s history and character. From here, panoramic views extend across Erstaviken, between Solsidan in Saltsjöbaden and Dalarö. Its elevated position, approximately 170 metres of shoreline and beautifully cohesive setting make Villa Kireina one of the Brevik Peninsula’s most exclusive archipelago estates. The estate comprises two properties with a combined land area of 15,856 sq m. The grounds are characterised by mature trees, including birch, oak and pine, as well as a unique private beech grove. Expansive lawns and sun-warmed granite rocks slope gently towards the sea, where a private jetty, sandy beach and newly built waterfront house with sauna, relaxation area and loft together create an exceptional archipelago setting, just approximately 30 minutes from central Stockholm. Several outstanding nature reserves with beautiful hiking trails are located nearby, while by boat, Saltsjöbaden, Dalarö and the vast expanses of the archipelago are easily reached. As an additional benefit, the property also includes a 1/14 ownership share in a nearby tennis court. The measured total floor area amounts to 415 sq m and comprises the merchant’s villa and a fully equipped guest house. In addition, there is a newly built waterfront house with sauna, relaxation area and loft, a gazebo, a small cottage and a storage building, all contributing to the estate’s distinctive archipelago character. The main villa offers 308 sq m of living area and 12 sq m of additional area, while the guest house comprises 95 sq m of living area. The estate includes Breviksvägen 209, where all buildings are located, as well as Breviksvägen 207, an undeveloped property forming an integral part of this unique estate and offering additional possibilities for the future. Villa Kireina offers a lifestyle beyond the ordinary, equally suited as a permanent residence for those seeking to live close to the sea, an exclusive country retreat or a weekend residence for year-round relaxation. With its remarkable history, distinctive character, generous spaces and exceptional waterfront setting, this is a home truly beyond compare. An opportunity of this calibre rarely presents itself.

A white-rendered villa built in 2018, enjoying an elevated and unobstructed south-facing position with magnificent views over the surrounding countryside. The property offers an impressive total living area of 360 sqm, set on a generous 4,810 sqm plot with subdivision potential. The house is arranged over two floors and benefits from low energy consumption thanks to geothermal heating and an advanced FTX ventilation system. The residence is characterized by abundant natural light, spacious interiors, and exclusive material selections, complemented by expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing. The entrance level features elegant social living spaces, an open-plan kitchen and dining area, three bedrooms with direct access to the terrace and garden, as well as a private master suite complete with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. The highly versatile lower level, accessed via a wide staircase and with its own separate entrance, offers exceptional opportunities for a business, home office, guest accommodation, or private spa. This floor comprises a generous family room, gym, utility room, storage areas, and a guest WC. The expansive grounds feature fruit trees, magnificent oak trees, extensive lawns, and a park-like atmosphere with sunshine from morning until evening. The location is truly outstanding, with only a five-minute walk to Läggesta Station , where regional trains provide access to Stockholm Central Station in less than 40 minutes. Direct train services to Stockholm Arlanda Airport are also available from Läggesta. A rare opportunity to acquire a modern, high-quality villa in one of the area’s most sought-after locations.

Welcome to a true gem in Östermalm/Lärkstaden, offering an efficient and modern layout in a beautiful 1916 building with a grand and elegant entrance. The apartment has a wonderful atmosphere, featuring tasteful and stylish colours. The living room has an open-plan kitchen, generous ceiling height, large windows, and an abundance of natural light. There is plenty of space for a large sofa and coffee table. The kitchen offers ample storage, generous work surfaces, and is equipped with a fridge and freezer, dishwasher, hob, and oven. Beautiful herringbone parquet flooring runs throughout both the living room and bedroom. The hallway provides space for coats and additional storage. The spacious fully tiled bathroom features a WC and shower. The bedroom accommodates a double bed and offers excellent storage through built-in wardrobes. There is also a garage in the building, with spaces allocated through an internal waiting list. The hallway outside the apartment is shared with the neighbouring apartment and can be locked. This area is not included in the apartment's measured living area. THE AREA The apartment is located close to the peaceful streets of Lärkstaden and the vibrant restaurant and café scene of Vasastan, while the services and shopping of Östermalm are all within comfortable walking distance. Humlegården, Vanadislunden, and Hagaparken offer beautiful green spaces and pleasant walking trails. Excellent public transport connections, including the metro, commuter trains, and buses, make it easy to get around Stockholm. Just a few minutes from your doorstep, you will find popular restaurants and cafés such as Brasserie Balzac, Mr Cake, Den Gamle och Havet, Café Pom & Flora, and Sirap — perfect for both weekday lunches and weekend brunches. For everyday convenience, there are several well-stocked grocery stores, including ICA, Coop, and Hemköp, as well as Åhléns, Systembolaget, and pharmacies. With the public transport connections at Tekniska högskolan and KTH just around the corner, the location is highly convenient. THE HOUSING ASSOCIATION The property, Skatan 7, was designed by architect Per Benson and completed in 1916. The housing association, Brf Skatan 7, was established in 1987 and acquired the property in 2015. The association consists of 30 cooperative apartments and three commercial premises, which are rented out. The property has addresses at Karlavägen 1 and Östermalmsgatan 2. SHARED FACILITIES The building offers a shared laundry room in the basement with two washing machines, a tumble dryer, a spin dryer, a mangle, and a drying cabinet. There is also a bicycle room/pram storage area in the basement. The property has a pleasant inner courtyard with seating and landscaped areas. RENOVATIONS & MAINTENANCE Selected completed works include: 2016: Roof renovation in connection with attic development 2017: Complete replacement of water and sewage pipes; elevator renovation including new elevator motors; painting of stairwells and basement corridors 2018: Construction of balconies facing the inner courtyard; window renovation and repainting 2019: Sealing and renovation of the inner courtyard 2020: New entrance mats; sealing of ventilation/flue channels 2021: Installation of a radon extraction system in the basement; installation of EV charging stations in the garage; relining of basement sewage pipes 2022: Renovation of the courtyard façade 2025: Mandatory ventilation inspection (OVK) The association currently has no major renovation projects planned for the next five years. TV & BROADBAND Cable TV and internet are provided through Tele2. Fibre connection is available. Broadband (100 Mbps) and basic cable TV are included in the monthly association fee. GARAGE The building has a garage with eight car spaces and one motorcycle space, as well as bicycle parking. An internal waiting list applies for parking spaces. MEMBERSHIP Legal entities are not accepted as members of the housing association.

Here is the English translation: Welcome to this well-planned one-bedroom apartment with a balcony on Odengatan, situated in a quiet courtyard-facing position on the border between Vasastan and Östermalm. The spacious west-facing balcony overlooks the association’s peaceful inner courtyard. The large living room is connected to a kitchenette and has enough space for both a sofa area and a dining table. Two large windows facing the courtyard provide plenty of natural light. The bedroom has access to the balcony, which overlooks the quiet inner courtyard. Adjacent to the bedroom is a generously sized walk-in closet with plenty of storage space. The bathroom is equipped with a shower, toilet, and washing machine. The hallway offers space for coats and shoes as well as additional storage. Here, you get the best of both worlds, living right on the border between Vasastan and Östermalm, with an excellent selection of restaurants, cafés, and shops. Just a few minutes from your doorstep, you will find popular restaurants and cafés such as Brasserie Balzac, Mr Cake, Den Gamle och Havet, Café Pom & Flora, and Mahalo — perfect for both weekday lunches and weekend brunches. The apartment is only a few blocks from Stureplan, Odenplan, and central Stockholm. Nearby Hagaparken and Lill-Jansskogen offer beautiful nature as well as excellent walking and jogging trails. Humlegården, Vasaparken, and Observatorielunden are also within a short walking distance. With the public transport connections at Tekniska högskolan and KTH just around the corner, the location is highly convenient. The Housing Association The property is a beautiful and well-maintained building dating from 1904. The housing association is a genuine private housing association ( äkta bostadsrättsförening ) and acquired the property in 2004. The land is owned by the association. The property contains a total of 27 residential apartments, all of which are cooperative apartments ( bostadsrätter ). The apartments have a total residential area of 2,070 m². The property also contains three commercial premises rented under leasehold agreements; two are currently rented out, while one is used as a basement storage area. Selected Completed Renovations 1970: Replacement of the water and sewage pipes 2014: Roof replacement on the courtyard building 2018: Complete renovation of the heating system 2019: Relining of all sewage pipes 2019–2020: Attic renovation project 2020: Roof renovation of the street-facing building 2020: Renovation of the façade facing Odengatan 2020: New windows installed facing Odengatan 2020: New elevators installed in both buildings 2020: Renovation of both stairwells 2024: Mandatory ventilation inspection (OVK) carried out; some measures remain outstanding 2026: Renovation of the courtyard building’s façade and windows Planned Fee Increase From January 1, 2027, the monthly association fee will increase by 16%. Shared Facilities Basement storage unit Bicycle storage Shared laundry room Pleasant inner courtyard with barbecue area and seating Recycling facilities for food waste, packaging, glass, metal, electrical waste, etc. Housing Association Website Housing Association website Membership Legal entities are not accepted as members. The association does allow co-ownership/shared ownership. If you're using this for a property purchase, I can also translate it into more natural real-estate English and explain the important points, especially the 16% fee increase, relining, OVK, and association finances.

Situated between Tantolunden and Årstaviken, this bright and inviting apartment offers a south-facing balcony, three spacious bedrooms and generous storage. The property also features a bathroom and a separate guest WC. A wonderful home in close proximity to popular restaurants, cafés, swimming spots, waterfront promenades and beautiful green spaces.

Welcome to a unique residence designed by Gert Wingårdh . Herserudsvägen 14 is situated in one of Lidingö’s most beautiful locations, approximately midway between the bridge approach and Millesgården . The elongated volumes, combined with a carefully defined palette of materials and colours, enhance both the architectural expression and the overall sense of cohesion. The buildings feature clean, linear forms in stone and brick, seamlessly connecting the generous interior spaces with the rooftop terraces. The property offers a total of 211 sqm of living space, complemented by 67 sqm of terraces and outdoor areas. The inspiration for Herserudsvägen 14 was drawn from townhouses and industrial lofts in New York and London. The ambition was to create one of Stockholm’s highest-quality residences, where the setting, the architecture, and an extraordinary location would interact in a distinctive and highly individual architectural composition.

In one of Sticklinge’s most sought-after locations, occupying a quiet and private corner plot with no through traffic, stands this architect-designed villa created by the award-winning architect Vimar Krantz . Here, light, space, and nature interact in a way that is rarely found. The property enjoys an elevated position with an open south-western horizon and beautiful views across Rödstuguviken towards Djursholm and Näsby Park. The sun follows the house from morning until late evening, offering spectacular sunsets from both the terraces and the home’s social living areas. The grounds have been thoughtfully designed to maximize privacy and quality of life. Visitors are welcomed by a landscaped garden designed by a landscape architect from Zetas, where several distinct outdoor rooms have been created for relaxation, entertaining, and dining with family and friends. The pool area forms the natural centerpiece of the property, surrounded by lush plantings, elegant stonework, and generous terraces. In the evenings, the experience is further enhanced by carefully designed lighting that illuminates the entrance, façades, trees, and pool area, creating an almost magical atmosphere. The house is characterized by a rare sense of light and openness. Expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing blurs the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, allowing nature to become an integral part of the living environment. The open-plan layout connecting the kitchen, living room, and lounge creates a harmonious flow throughout the home, perfectly suited for both family life and entertaining. Many visitors describe the atmosphere as something truly special, with a natural sense of calm and harmony throughout.

In the heart of Falsterbo’s most exclusive and historically significant quarter stands this truly unique half-timbered villa—a property where centuries of history are seamlessly combined with timeless and sophisticated living. Set on a rare and exceptionally generous plot of approximately 2,700 sq m, the estate is framed by mature greenery and an enchanting boxwood maze. The atmosphere is peaceful and almost storybook-like—a home where time seems to move just a little more slowly.

Situated on one of Ljungskogen’s most prestigious addresses, where the private grounds seamlessly transition into open heathland and protected nature reserves, this exceptional architect-designed villa (2007) enjoys a truly remarkable setting. Here, contemporary international architecture meets the timeless beauty of the Scanian coastline in a rare and harmonious composition. With the sea, sandy beaches, and golf course all within easy walking distance, the property offers a lifestyle residence of the very highest standard.

At the very edge of the Landborg escarpment in Laröd, where the land drops dramatically towards the Øresund Strait, stands a residence unlike almost anything else on the market. More than 416 square metres are distributed across three levels that follow the natural slope, supported by a row of pillars extending towards the water. From here, uninterrupted views unfold in two directions across the strait towards the island of Ven, onward to Kronborg Castle on the Danish coast, and south towards Helsingborg. A home positioned above everything else, yet enjoying complete privacy. It was originally designed by Jørgen Michelsen, one of the most influential architects of the post-war era and a leading figure at the legendary ARTON Architects, alongside Jørn Utzon. At the time, the site was considered virtually impossible to build on – “five metres of level ground and a ravine.” Michelsen solved the challenge by creating a semi-basement and elevating the house on columns projecting towards the steep slope. The constraints themselves became the guiding concept: a house that climbs with the terrain rather than fighting against it. Over the years, the property has been carefully refined in the same spirit by the award-winning architect Göran Knabe. White-painted brick, black-painted timber elements, and the same respect for light, lines, and views define the design. The result is an architecture that feels just as natural and timeless today as it did when it first left the drawing board.