luxury real estate for sale Skåne County, Sweden

Along the expansive Falsterbo beach, a total of six buildings were constructed around 2018, and the residence in question is located in the westernmost one. On the second floor, the entrance welcomes you with a clear line of sight straight through the hall and the living area. Uniform light-pigmented single-plank parquet flooring runs through all rooms and is pleasantly warmed by underfloor heating. The hall offers ample storage and connects to the living room and kitchen, which are framed by several balconies. From the eastern side, there is a lovely view of the sea. The social areas flow together with a kitchen island, dining area, and seating area. The kitchen is discreetly designed with elegant surfaces and dark appliances from Gaggenau, as well as a wine cooler in the kitchen island. There is a full-size fridge and freezer and plenty of storage space. During the winter months, the fireplace provides cozy warmth and creates a wonderful atmosphere. On the same floor, there is a bedroom on each side of the apartment. The master bedroom has its own balcony, a walk-in closet, an en-suite bathroom with a shower, and a separate laundry room. The second bedroom is located on the opposite side of the hallway, and here too there is access to a balcony and a private walk-in closet. Adjacent to it is another bathroom with a shower and WC. The hall also contains a utility/technical room with additional storage. One floor up, additional social spaces are offered along with an incredible sense of openness thanks to the vaulted ceiling. A large glass section provides seamless contact with the highlight of the floor—the generous rooftop terrace with everything one could wish for! There is ample space for an outdoor kitchen, dining area, and lounge group, and the sun can shine from both east and west depending on the time of day. Should the summer days get too hot, a zip-screen can be elegantly lowered electronically to provide shade. A fireplace adds atmosphere and extra warmth during spring and autumn. The views stretch over the sea, the beach, and not least the distinctive Måkläppen to the west. On this floor, there is also a WC/shower and an additional entrance from the stairwell. On this level, the layout can easily be altered for anyone in need of one or two additional bedrooms. The property also includes an insulated storage unit and a parking space with an EV charging station. In the same building, there is a guest apartment with four beds, WC/shower, and a kitchenette. The housing association is free of debt, resulting in a very favorable monthly fee. The location and surroundings hardly need further introduction, but in summary, most amenities are within walking distance, including restaurants, cafés, and a grocery store. Nature is ever-present, and the brilliant white sandy beach stretches all the way out to Måkläppen. There are excellent golfing opportunities at Falsterbo GK, Flommens GK, and Ljunghusens GK, all of which maintain a very high standard. Tennis, padel, and other sports are also available in Falsterbo, while Skanör offers a popular marina with restaurants, a cold-bath house, and water sports.

Set over two levels, the house offers a total of 150 sqm of living space and retains clear traces of its era, with yellow brick interior walls, a red-brick fireplace (not inspected), generous parquet flooring and a room layout characteristic of its period. The home features spacious reception areas, a dining area, a kitchen with an adjoining dining space, as well as several bedrooms and a dedicated office space on the upper floor. A particular highlight is the glazed garden room at lower-ground level, opening towards the garden. During the summer months, it serves as an additional living room and creates a seamless connection between the house and the views across the lawn towards the beach and water. The layout and finishes throughout reflect the character of the era, in a home awaiting its next chapter and offering considerable potential. What truly makes the property unique is the overall setting and collection of buildings on the grounds. In addition to the main house, there is a white-rendered half-timbered building with blue-painted woodwork, a style that is rarely found in such a close-to-the-sea setting today. There are also two separate buildings, entirely independent of the main house. One is a red-brick building with a blue door, while the other is a smaller red-painted wooden house with two bedrooms and a kitchenette. Both have developed a beautiful patina and an authentic character that can only come with age, offering excellent possibilities for guests, extended family or rental accommodation. Together, the buildings frame a large, open lawn that stretches uninterrupted towards a shared waterfront promenade and the beach itself, with unobstructed views across Öresund. Lomma is a well-known and highly regarded coastal area, conveniently located close to Malmö, Lund and Copenhagen. It combines a charming small-town atmosphere with sandy beaches and abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation, while the amenities and attractions of the larger cities are within easy reach. A waterfront setting of this kind, with a plot of this size and such a distinctive collection of buildings, would be virtually impossible to replicate in new development. We warmly welcome you to arrange a viewing.

Set at one of Norr’s most sought-after addresses, with uninterrupted views across the Öresund towards Denmark, this 157 sq m residence offers a setting where the horizon is ever-present and the home follows the changing light throughout the day. The property is accessed through automatic gates that frame the grounds and create a private and peaceful arrival. From the parking area, stairs lead to the lift, which takes you directly to the residential floor. Here, the architecture immediately sets itself apart, with open sightlines and windows in every direction creating abundant natural light and a distinct sense of space. The reception areas are positioned towards the sea, with uninterrupted visual contact with the water. The living room opens onto the generous balcony, while the kitchen also provides direct access, creating a natural flow between the interior and exterior. Light moves through the residence throughout the day, enhancing the sense of elevation and freedom. The spacious kitchen is seamlessly integrated into the layout, with close connection to both the dining area and living room. The more private part of the residence comprises two bedrooms in a secluded setting, enjoying morning sun and a tranquil atmosphere. A clear distinction is created between the social and private areas of the home. Adjacent to the living room is a separate TV room, which can easily be converted into a third bedroom if desired. The master bedroom has its own bathroom and ample storage, while an additional bathroom serves the rest of the residence, creating a well-balanced and functional layout. Residents also have access to a swimming pool in a sheltered, elevated position within the grounds. The combination of the sea stretching out in front and the more secluded outdoor environment behind creates a balance rarely found in an urban setting. Just outside the property, the city’s public transport connections are reached within minutes. The city centre and central station are close by, offering connections onwards to Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Stockholm. At the same time, Sofiero Palace and the coastal route north are within easy reach.

Imagine waking up to sunlight shimmering across the water, enjoying your morning coffee on a sun-warmed rock and feeling the salt in the air before the day has even begun. Harastolsvägen 33C is so close to the sea that you almost forget there is a façade in between – the water is not the view, it is the neighbour. The apartment is situated high up in a small, exclusive association right by the sea in Mölle, with the green silhouette of Kullaberg in one direction and the open sea in the other. Expansive windows, a generous sea-facing balcony and a shared barbecue area on the association’s grounds make this location truly special. Mölle is one of Skåne’s most distinctive coastal communities, with a handful of steep lanes, a historic harbour and bathing area, and Kullaberg Nature Reserve rising directly from the sea. People come here for the nature, the light and the tranquillity, while Helsingborg and Copenhagen are both easily accessible. From Harastolsvägen, the bathing rocks and surfing spots are just below the house, the coastal promenade is right outside the door and the entire Kullaberg peninsula is your neighbour. It is precisely this combination of untamed nature and accessibility that makes the location so exceptional. At the same time, this is a home designed for convenience rather than upkeep. The association is small and well maintained, with an exceptionally low monthly fee and very low levels of debt, providing a secure and cost-effective form of ownership for those who would rather spend their time by the sea than managing a property. A private parking space is included by the house, and the association also has a guest apartment, allowing friends and family to stay even when the main residence is compact in size. For those looking for a summer home, it could hardly be simpler: turn the key and leave, with no worries between visits. For those wishing to live permanently in Mölle, the home is equally convenient – a genuine year-round residence with sea views, swimming just below the house and minimal maintenance. The layout is well considered and highly functional, with two bedrooms, an open-plan living and dining area offering ample space for dinner parties, and a modern kitchen with windows looking directly out towards the sea and Kullaberg. A fireplace in the living room adds charm and warmth on cooler evenings, while the expansive windows capture the light and the sea from almost every corner of the home. Several outdoor spaces, including the balcony and shared sun terraces, further enhance the exceptional coastal setting. A warm welcome to the viewing!

In the historic church village of Väsby, just a stone’s throw from Höganäs and the rolling landscapes of the Kulla Peninsula, lies Klockaregården, a red-painted brick house dating back to the 19th century. With its distinctive character and peaceful atmosphere, it feels like a little world of its own, while the sea, town and everyday amenities are never far away. The house welcomes visitors with its characteristic red-painted brick façade, beautiful arched windows with red-painted surrounds, a richly tiled roof in a classic hue and a masonry chimney crowning the ridge. Virginia creeper climbs parts of the façade, framing the entrance, which is reached via a natural stone porch. Inside, bright and generous rooms extend across a total of 188 sq m of living space, with the ceiling height, proportions and architectural details bearing witness to the home’s origins. What makes Klockaregården particularly rare is the combination of historic soul and turnkey condition. Between 2023 and 2026, all of the property’s major structural and technical elements have been thoroughly upgraded: a new roof, new heat pump, renovated foundation and façade, new windows and a modern electrical system with smart controls. It is rare to find a house that retains so much of its original character while at the same time being so well prepared for the decades ahead. The major work has already been taken care of, leaving only the pleasure of moving in and making the house your own. Surrounding the house is an enclosed garden spanning 2,637 sq m, framed by a new fence and gates, with mature trees, green lawns and several thoughtfully arranged seating areas beneath the leafy canopy. It is a garden offering both space and privacy for growing your own produce, children’s play, summer dinners and moments of complete tranquillity, year after year. Väsby is one of the oldest villages on the Kulla Peninsula, with roots dating back as far as the 12th century and a church dating from 1140. Life here is rural and surrounded by greenery, with fields and historic village architecture all around, yet Höganäs town centre is only a few minutes away, with its harbour, Salthallarna, restaurants and vibrant collection of ceramic studios – a craft heritage that has made the town renowned throughout Sweden. Kullaberg Nature Reserve, with its dramatic cliffs, hiking trails and some of Skåne’s finest sandy beaches, is within easy reach, as are the municipality’s schools and preschools, many of which have nature and the sea right on their doorstep. A peaceful and secure setting, perfectly positioned within easy reach of everything. Klockaregården is a property for those seeking a home with soul, craftsmanship and history – thoughtfully upgraded and ready to be filled with its next chapter.

A total of 373 sq m is offered across living space and ancillary areas, with generous room proportions, expansive glazing and a layout designed equally well for private family life and larger social gatherings. The entrance level is characterised by open reception areas with large windows overlooking the secluded garden. Natural light flows throughout the floor, enhancing the connection between the interior and exterior. The upper living room has an almost pavilion-like character, with glazing on several sides and direct access to the enclosed terrace, where a fireplace and electric underfloor heating create an inviting setting during the colder months. One of the property’s most distinctive features is integrated into the central reception area of the house. Beneath the current floor construction, the former indoor swimming pool has been preserved, creating an extensive lounge and family room with an exceptional sense of space. For those who wish, there is an opportunity to bring the pool area back to life and restore an element of the house’s original character. The combination of the expansive garden, pool area and generous social spaces gives the property an almost unique atmosphere. The kitchen, finished in solid cherry wood, is positioned adjacent to the dining area and reception spaces, with a layout that works equally well for everyday living, larger dinners and entertaining. Several areas of the house offer direct access to patios, terraces and the surrounding greenery. The upper floor provides a more private part of the residence, with a family room, bedrooms and a terrace overlooking the Öresund. From the master bedroom, views open towards the water, creating an exceptional sense of space in the heart of Tågaborg’s classic villa neighbourhood. The private section also includes a bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, the latter of which could easily be converted into an additional bedroom. The lower-ground floor continues the home’s extensive accommodation with a bar, sauna, guest room, storage areas, technical spaces and an integrated garage beneath the house. Automatic bollards at the driveway enhance both privacy and convenience, while the garage and generous storage facilities provide highly practical features. The garden is spacious, private and enclosed by walls and mature greenery, with several outdoor seating areas. Despite the central location, the property enjoys an unexpectedly tranquil atmosphere, with the layout creating a clear sense of separation from its surroundings. This is a residence that combines the qualities of a private villa with leisure facilities and impressive spaces for entertaining.

Where Lilla Västergatan meets Västra Vallgatan stands this distinctive half-timbered property, centrally located and just 300 metres from the marina. The classic colour scheme of yellow rendered walls and dark red timber framing gives the property its characteristic appearance. The oldest parts date back to 1790, and this is undoubtedly one of Ystad’s most renowned and photographed streets. The sale comprises the two properties Petronella 18 and Petronella 19. The main residence occupies one of the properties, while the other has been divided into three apartments. The Main Residence The main residence has its principal entrance at Lilla Västergatan 32 and welcomes you with a wonderful sense of space and a layout that flows seamlessly from one room to the next. The entrance level is primarily devoted to social spaces, with an interconnected layout that allows you to move effortlessly throughout the entire floor. Beautiful half-timbering and details dating back several centuries create an intriguing contrast to the contemporary kitchen and furnishings by the Italian brand Poliform. The kitchen runs along one wall and features a generously proportioned island. A smaller dining area occupies a charming tiled corner overlooking the courtyard, while a larger dining table is positioned towards the street. The kitchen, dining areas and family room blend together exceptionally well. The courtyard is also accessed from the kitchen. Beautifully designed, it offers a small pool and an orangery, extending the outdoor season for as long as possible. The half-timbered façades, outdoor kitchen and pool create a wonderful blend of traditional Skåne character and a distinctly continental atmosphere. Back on the entrance level, there is also a master bedroom with its own shower room and laundry facilities, as well as a guest WC. Upstairs, another family room provides additional living space. Natural light enters from several directions, while the fireplace creates a cosy focal point as dusk falls. The second floor also comprises four rooms, currently arranged as two smaller suites, one with a bathroom and the other with a WC. The third floor houses an atelier and home gym, together with access to an unfinished attic. In addition, the residence benefits from a practical secondary entrance with generous storage, a single-car garage and two workshop rooms featuring characteristic plank flooring. Heating is provided by radiators and underfloor heating. Air conditioning provides cooling in all three bedrooms. The Apartments The eastern part of the property comprises three apartments: Newly renovated attic apartment of 38 sq m Four-room apartment of 125 sq m Four-room apartment of 125 sq m with a new Smedstorp kitchen The total annual rental income is approximately SEK 390,000.

Welcome to a rare charming and characterful subdivided Skåne farm, beautifully situated in the open Österlen landscape just outside Borrby. Here, an authentic farm environment, generous spaces and a fantastic garden with expansive views over rolling fields come together. The main building is in very good condition and offers a full 14 rooms and kitchen totaling 440 + 45 sqm, where exposed ceiling beams, beautiful window sections and personal material choices create a home with an identity all of its own. The carefully landscaped garden, designed under the direction of garden architect Peter Englander, is sheltered by shaped hedges, symmetrical paths, roses and a charming orangery that further enhances the unique setting. The property is equally suitable as a permanent residence as for those seeking their own exclusive holiday home in Österlen. The main building includes a separate guest apartment, and for those with larger visions there are significant development opportunities in the former barn building of approximately 550 sqm – with potential for, for example, additional accommodation, a studio or other activities. Borrby is located in the heart of classic Österlen between Simrishamn and Ystad, surrounded by open landscapes and close to the sea and some of Skåne’s most beautiful beaches. Despite the rural setting, there is an unusually good range of services, including a grocery store, pharmacy, bank, riding stable, tennis court, restaurant, bakery, petrol station, school and healthcare. An unusually inspiring farm environment with charm, flexibility and future opportunities – perfect for those seeking something out of the ordinary in Österlen and wanting to enjoy its distinctive lifestyle throughout all the seasons of the year. The property is located outside a detailed development plan area. The house has undergone a pre-inspection; the inspection report is provided upon request. For more information, please contact real estate agent Mikael Ortolanis: 0736-15 02 20 [email protected]

Atop the rolling hills of Glumslövs backar, in the heart of the nature reserve that winds along the Öresund coastline, lies this characterful home dating back to 1879. The original year remains visible on the brick gable, while the gently rolling hills and grazing pastures of the nature reserve stretch out directly towards the water in front of the house, creating a view that can never be built out. From here, sailboats and cruise ships glide past with the Danish coastline as a backdrop, while in the evening the sky across the strait is painted in shades of pink and orange. The house features a dark felt roof and a façade of beautiful, aged brick. Behind the understated exterior lies a home that has been carefully and comprehensively renovated, particularly the upper floor, which underwent a complete renovation in 2022, including everything from the roof to the water-based underfloor heating. In the entrance hall, a wooden staircase leads up to the upper floor, while the rooms on the ground floor unfold with varying character and atmosphere. The kitchen, finished in stone and solid oak, connects to a generous and peaceful living room centred around a fireplace. From here, the view extends freely through the 150-year-old window frames made of pitch pine. The frames have retained their original proportions but were fitted with new energy-efficient glazing by the current owners in 2013, preserving both the light and the views without compromising the character of the period property. Natural brick walls connect the layout with the more intimate parts of the home, where a classic spiral staircase winds its way up to one of the bedrooms. Further on is a bright reception room and a relaxation room, where a large expanse of windows frames ever-changing views across the valley and sea as the daylight shifts. Upstairs, beneath preserved original roof beams, are three bedrooms and a bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, completed as part of the comprehensive renovation in 2022. There is also a private seating area within the large dormer window, offering the same beautiful views as those below, creating a place where the gaze can simply rest on the horizon. Outside, a wooden deck and pergola provide the perfect setting, with the nature reserve as the closest neighbour and an old cast-iron pump connected to the villa’s own well. Adjacent to the garden, behind a black double door flanked by pots of olive trees, lies a charmingly furnished room on the lower-ground floor. The atmospheric space features a white-tiled kitchen area and room for a substantial wooden table, creating an inviting setting for celebrations and gatherings. Here, history, nature and a thoughtfully designed home come together.

A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully maintained property on sought-after Agardhsgatan, right in the heart of Båstad, with stunning views over Laholmsbukten. The residence is in excellent condition and features high-quality materials, generous social spaces, seven bedrooms and sea views from several of the rooms. The property also offers both a garage and a carport for comfortable living. The location is hard to beat, with the beach, harbour, tennis courts, restaurants and Båstad’s rich selection of entertainment and amenities all within easy walking distance. Welcome to Agardhsgatan 37.

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!

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.

I Gamla Viken bor man inte bara nära havet, man bor mitt i byn. Här, med en kort promenad till hamnen och kvällsdoppet, ligger ett hus som känns självklart på platsen med anor från 1700-talet. Vindskyddat, inbäddat och med en trädgård som vuxit in i sin omgivning. Huvudhuset är renoverat och erbjuder synliga takbjälkar, ljusa golv och eldstaden som självklar samlingspunkt ger rummen karaktär. Planlösningen är öppen där den ska vara det, mer avskild där det behövs. Köket är rejält och inbjudande, med matplats intill och direkt kontakt med trädgården, enkelt att låta dörren stå öppen sommartid och röra sig mellan inne och ute. Tre sovrum i huvudbyggnaden ger plats för familj, barnbarn eller gäster. Badrummet är helkaklat och stilrent. Huset upplevs välhållet och tryggt, ett hem som tagits om hand och erbjuder något alldeles extra. På tomten finns dessutom ett fristående gästhus med egen sovdel, pentry och badrum. Perfekt när vänner vill stanna över helgen eller när tonåringen söker sitt eget utrymme. Att kunna erbjuda ett eget litet hus på gården är en kvalitet som märks i vardagen. Trädgården är grön och uppvuxen, med gräsyta för lek, fruktträd och flera naturliga sittplatser i lä. Här sitter man skyddad även när vinden ligger på från sundet, ett läge som verkligen gör skillnad i Gamla Viken. Dubbelgaraget är något alldeles extra i området som präglas av mysiga smala gränder och gator. Praktiskt, ovanligt och en tydlig tillgång, oavsett om det handlar om bilar, hobby eller förvaring. Det här är en fastighet för den som vill uppleva byn, med närhet till hamnen, badbryggan och de smala gatorna, men med ett eget lugn. Välkommen att kontakta ansvarig mäklare.

Set on sought-after Karl X Gustavs gata, in the heart of Tågaborg’s historic villa neighbourhood, this 147 sq m duplex apartment is presented across two well-proportioned floors. The residence was carefully and comprehensively renovated in 2018 to a consistently high standard. Timeless elegance defines both the Kvänum kitchen, with Carrara marble worktops, and the two bathrooms. Here, natural light, a sense of space and uninterrupted views of the sea come together in a home with a beautifully considered and inviting layout. The entrance immediately draws you into the residence, with sightlines extending naturally through the social spaces, where the living room flows seamlessly into the dining room. The herringbone parquet flooring running throughout the rooms provides a distinct sense of continuity and structure. Mullioned windows facing in every direction allow daylight to fill the home while offering views across rooftops, treetops and the coastline towards Denmark. With generous work surfaces and a direct connection to both the dining room and living room, the kitchen forms a natural part of the home’s social spaces. From the living room, there is access to a south-facing balcony. With captivating views across the surrounding rooftops and the Öresund, it is a place that follows the rhythm of the day, from morning coffee to late summer evenings. The upper floor feels like a private level of its own and works exceptionally well as a secluded part of the home, for example as a master suite or a separate space for teenagers. It comprises a bathroom, a spacious bedroom and far-reaching views across the Öresund. Together with the additional bedrooms on the main floor, this creates a flexible layout suited equally well to family life and working from home. Living on Karl X Gustavs gata means enjoying a harmonious setting among classic villas and residential streets that generations have valued for their well-preserved architecture. Beautiful façades and lush gardens, together with the proximity to the sea and surrounding woodland, create the distinctive setting that characterises Tågaborg. The city centre, with its restaurants, shops and cultural offerings, is within walking distance. A well-balanced duplex residence where layout, natural light and views come together to create a home with a distinctive sense of character.

Already in the hallway, you are greeted by beautiful natural light filtering through the skylights, along with that unmistakable feeling of entering a home that has been genuinely cared for. This 69 sq m three-room apartment occupies the top floor of the building, designed as an attic apartment, with elevator access all the way to the floor. The apartment comprises two bedrooms, a fresh bathroom with space for a washing machine, a bright and airy kitchen with French doors opening directly onto the terrace, and a living room where a crystal chandelier hangs beneath the steeply pitched ceiling, making the room the natural centrepiece of the home. The layout is thoughtfully designed, with rooms that are perfectly proportioned for both everyday living and entertaining, plenty of storage, and a natural flow that makes the apartment easy to settle into from day one. The highlight is the terrace. Spacious, sunny and full of life, it is surrounded by lavender, roses and lush potted plants along the green privacy screen, with views over Höganäs’ red rooftops and treetops. There is plenty of room here for morning coffee as well as late summer evenings with friends. It is rare to find an outdoor space in such a central location that feels this private while still being so close to the heart of town. Ruuthsesplanaden is situated right by the greenery of the esplanade, the square, shops and cafés, just a few minutes’ walk from the harbour and the sea. Höganäs is a town that grew around the ceramics industry and continues to carry that heritage with pride. Keramiskt Center, galleries and artisan boutiques are woven into streets lined with well-preserved historic architecture. At the same time, it is a quintessential coastal town, shaped by its wonderful harbour, jetties and the open horizon of western Skåne. Just a short distance away lies Kullaberg Nature Reserve, with dramatic cliffs, hiking trails and some of Sweden’s finest bathing spots, while Öresund is constantly changing colour beyond the windows. Höganäs is also a municipality with a clear sense of forward momentum. New meeting places and homes are currently taking shape in the heart of town, all within close proximity to the sea. The municipality continues to invest in schools, public transport and the urban environment as more and more people discover the advantages of living here: convenient commuting distance to Helsingborg, a vibrant small-town atmosphere, a rich cultural and community life, and a strong demand for housing that speaks clearly to the town’s continued development. Set within a well-regarded and well-maintained association, in a peaceful location with neighbours who clearly enjoy living here, this apartment is an obvious first choice for anyone looking to have it all: the sea and nature within easy reach, combined with a home where elevator access, abundant natural light and a private terrace make everyday living as effortless as it gets. Welcome to a viewing!

This apartment impresses with its generous, light-filled rooms, where high ceilings and beautifully preserved original details set the tone. In the dining room and living room, the expansive windows overlooking both the street and the courtyard immediately catch the eye. The warm oak herringbone parquet accentuates the rooms’ elegant walls, creating a subtle contrast with the refined stucco work and contemporary ceiling features. Set further into the apartment, the kitchen is thoughtfully designed with light surfaces and well-planned work areas. The focus here is on functionality and simplicity, providing everything you need to create delicious meals without unnecessary embellishments. The bedroom, set apart from the social areas, offers a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere. The generous wardrobes blend seamlessly into the minimalist design, enhancing the sense of order and tranquillity. The second bedroom is flexible and versatile, equally well suited as a guest room or hobby room, while offering the same excellent storage options. The property’s grand entrance, adorned with historic details, immediately evokes a sense of its distinguished past. The shared courtyard is a peaceful retreat, where lush greenery and cobblestone surfaces create a particularly charming setting. The location on Norra Storgatan is hard to beat. Here, you live in the very heart of historic Helsingborg, with everything from cultural experiences and excellent dining to green spaces and waterfront promenades just minutes away.

Already at the entrance, the tone is set. A beautifully preserved staircase with wrought-iron railings and original joinery leads the way up, and beyond the front door a generous entrance hall unfolds—a calm introduction that opens naturally into the apartment’s interconnected rooms, allowing the eye to linger on the craftsmanship that reappears throughout the home. The reception rooms are arranged in a classic enfilade, and with the double doors open, both sightlines and daylight flow effortlessly through the entire residence. Here, soaring ceilings, preserved decorative plasterwork, and herringbone parquet flooring are complemented by an abundance of windows, several of which are set within elegant rounded bay windows that capture the light and frame views across the city rooftops. These are beautiful rooms that feel equally suited to quiet moments with books as they do to large gatherings. The dining room centres around a bright bay window with wainscoting, where the long dining table is just as naturally set for everyday meals as for celebrations. The home also includes a library with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, bedrooms with windows recessed into the bay windows, and mosaic-clad bathrooms. A subtle yet telling detail is the divided wooden windows, whose hand-crafted glass refracts the light so that it shifts and comes alive throughout the day. Few homes embody the character of their era as naturally as this one. Original details have been carefully preserved throughout the apartment, including decorative plaster ceilings with leaf and fruit motifs, herringbone parquet flooring, wainscoting, and divided timber windows, where the materials have aged gracefully, lending both warmth and substance to every room. The building was completed in 1907 and is one of the grand landmark properties of the turn of the century, with a façade richly adorned with Art Nouveau plaster ornamentation, rounded corner towers, and bay windows. The shared courtyard is paved with natural stone and planted with rhododendrons—a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city—and even the entrance welcomes you with vaulted ceilings, stone flooring, and period light fixtures. The building is served by a lift, and the apartment includes both an attic storage room and a basement storage room. Drottningtorget is located in the heart of the Old Town, with origins dating back to the early nineteenth century. Once the city’s eastern gateway, it is now known for its vibrant market square and the popular farmers’ market, Bondens egen marknad. The surrounding neighbourhood is characterised by beautifully preserved turn-of-the-century buildings and cobbled streets, while the Rörsjö Canal follows Drottninggatan southwards and the greenery of Rörsjöparken is within easy reach. Central Station, Gustaf Adolfs Torg, Lilla Torg, and Gamla Väster are all just a short walk away. Welcome to the viewing. Please contact the responsible real estate agent to arrange a viewing.

There are streets in Gamla Viken where time seems to move more slowly, where the medieval street layout still guides your steps and the old traditional houses remain aligned with the street, their gardens tucked away behind them. It is on one such street that this home is situated. Behind the weathered wooden fence and the gnarled canopy of the tree by the gate, the plot opens towards the sea, and between the rooftops below, the Öresund stretches out, blue and close at hand. The house is a single-storey villa beneath a tiled roof, finished in a muted, light colour that complements the character of the village. It quickly becomes apparent that this is a lovingly maintained home. Inside, warm earth-toned tiled floors run through the shared living spaces, while a substantial ceiling beam lends character to the dining room. Arched openings connect the kitchen, dining room and living room into a cohesive and highly livable whole. The home is filled with natural light throughout the year, and from both the dining area and kitchen, the eye naturally rests on the water while preparing meals or setting the table. The 145 sq m of living space includes bedrooms in peaceful positions, an additional room that could equally serve as an office or guest room, and two bathrooms that make both everyday life and entertaining comfortable. Beneath the main living area is a finished basement with a laundry room, storage and an additional room – the kind of valuable extra space that quietly makes a house far more versatile than its official square metres might suggest, whether used for exercise, hobbies or an extra sleeping area when guests arrive. It is outdoors, however, that the house perhaps shows itself at its very best. The wooden deck is beautifully arranged around the swimming pool, with plenty of space for both long dinners and peaceful afternoons in the sun. Clipped hedges, lavender and planted borders add greenery and structure, while an outdoor shower is perfect after a long day at the beach. A separate storage building provides additional space and possibilities. The private driveway offers parking for two cars, including an EV charging point. Living in Viken means being part of one of Kullabygden’s oldest communities, a historic fishing and maritime village with roots dating back to the Middle Ages. Captain’s residences and preserved buildings tell the story of a time when the village’s life revolved around the sea. Around the turn of the 20th century, Viken became a popular seaside resort, a character that remains today. The waterfront promenade, bathing spots and harbour are all within walking distance, as are the amenities of the village centre, while Helsingborg is easily accessible for everything else everyday life requires. Welcome to contact the responsible estate agent to arrange a viewing!

Welcome to this bright and charming corner apartment featuring approximately 40 sq m of private garden and a sunny south-facing terrace—perfect for enjoying long summer days and warm evenings outdoors. Inside, you are welcomed by an open and social floor plan where the kitchen and living room flow seamlessly together, while exposed beams and sloping ceilings create a warm and inviting atmosphere in the apartment’s two peaceful upstairs bedrooms. The well-maintained community offers a swimming pool, tennis courts, and complimentary bicycles, all surrounded by beautiful apple orchards and within close proximity to the sea. Just a short walk away, you will find the harbour in Båstad, with its restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and entertainment, as well as the renowned Norrviken Gardens. A home to enjoy throughout the year or use as a flexible summer retreat with rental potential.

A distinguished turn-of-the-century villa in one of the finest locations in Mölle, meticulously renovated to an exceptional standard. Villa Procida, dating back to 1910, offers a rare opportunity to enjoy a home where period charm is seamlessly combined with uncompromising quality and modern comfort. Premium materials, bespoke built-in solutions, four balconies with magnificent views, a wine cellar, a guest apartment, and a newly landscaped level garden with an outdoor kitchen create a residence truly beyond the ordinary. An ideal home for a large family, an exclusive summer retreat, or a couple seeking a lifestyle closer to the sea and nature. Here, you can enjoy the subtle atmosphere of a continental seaside resort, just steps from the waterfront, harbour, and the dramatic landscapes of Kullaberg. Tennis courts are only a one-minute walk away, while the renowned Mölle Golf Club—widely regarded as one of Sweden’s most beautifully situated golf courses—is located nearby.

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.

Behind the black-painted wrought-iron fence at Michael Löfmans gata 1 stands one of Tågaborg’s most beautiful villas—a stately stone residence dating from 1924, distinguished by its steep gable, newly laid red-tiled roof, and a classical elegance that has only grown more refined with time. Between 2023 and 2025, the property underwent one of the area’s most extensive and meticulously executed renovations. The soul of the house has been carefully preserved—its proportions, decorative cornices, curved balcony balustrades, and the characteristic round windows overlooking the kitchen remain intact—while every surface, installation, and detail has been thoughtfully and consistently brought into the present day. The result is a home where everything has been completed and renewed, allowing its next owners to focus on what matters most: enjoying life within it. Michael Löfmans gata borders Vikingsbergsparken, one of Helsingborg’s most cherished green spaces, and from the upper-floor balconies the sea can be glimpsed through the treetops. From here, one can walk to schools, the beach, Pålsjö Forest, and the city’s cafés and restaurants before returning home through the lockable gates to a private garden that surrounds the house on all sides. The 624 sqm plot is mature and beautifully landscaped, having recently undergone a comprehensive redesign. Tall hedges, newly laid granite setts and cobblestones, and carefully selected plantings of rhododendrons, hydrangeas, and peonies ensure that the garden remains in bloom from early spring until late autumn. At the rear of the property, a raised 60 sqm terrace facing northwest provides the perfect setting for long dinners in the evening sun. At the front, there is parking for four vehicles, two installed Tesla charging stations, and a garage for one car. A custom-built stone staircase leads to a black entrance door, opening into a generous entrance hall that immediately sets the tone. Limestone flooring from Stiltje, light oak parquet flooring from Bjelin, a gracefully curved staircase clad in sisal carpet, and a sense of understated symmetry create an elegant flow throughout the home. The living room connects naturally to a bespoke library with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. A fireplace forms the heart of the space, while windows facing three directions allow natural light to move beautifully through the room throughout the day. Beyond lies the dining room and the open-plan Kvik kitchen, installed in 2024, featuring composite worktops, marble splashbacks, and integrated Siemens appliances. The distinctive round windows—one of the home’s original architectural signatures—are positioned above both the sink and the cooker. The dining room opens directly onto the terrace, while a fully tiled bathroom completed in 2024 is conveniently located by the side entrance. The upper floor serves as the home’s private retreat. Here, a principal bedroom is accompanied by a walk-in wardrobe, alongside an additional bedroom and a room equally suited as a study or children’s bedroom. A bright family room opens onto a balcony, while a spacious bathroom with double washbasins also enjoys balcony access. Bjelin parquet flooring extends throughout the floor, complemented by elegant marble window sills. Beneath the vaulted dormer ceilings, a private attic level offers two large rooms and a walk-in wardrobe. This sophisticated space is ideal as a teenager’s suite, guest accommodation, or additional living quarters, with views across Tågaborg’s sea of red-tiled rooftops and glimpses of the Øresund shimmering between the trees. The former basement has been transformed into a fully integrated additional floor of 103 sqm. Underfloor-heated ceramic tile flooring unifies the various spaces, which include a spacious laundry room with double Electrolux washer and dryer sets and a drying cabinet, a billiard room, gym, sauna with shower, wine and food cellar, separate WC, and several practical storage rooms.

In the heart of Gamla Viken, with sweeping views of the sea, marina and rooftops, this stylishly renovated villa spans three floors plus a basement. Here, the home’s original character is seamlessly combined with modern functionality, where light, space and carefully selected materials create a harmonious whole. The residence comprises seven rooms, including four bedrooms, five bathrooms and generous social areas featuring a spacious kitchen and wine cellar. The flexible floor plan includes separate entrances, offering the possibility for rental accommodation. The rooftop terrace enjoys unrivalled views across the Öresund, while the secluded ground-level patio provides a private and low-maintenance outdoor environment directly connected to the house. A home in Gamla Viken where location, views and architectural character come together in a cohesive setting close to the sea, marina and village life.