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Situated on one of Falsterbo’s most coveted addresses—on Anklamvägen, a distinguished and more private parallel street to Sjögatan—this impressive modern villa stands as a refined example of architecture where the precision of functionalism meets a more humanistic expression. The architect’s brief was to create a home where form and function merge with effortless elegance—where the architecture speaks the same language as the surrounding nature. The undulating façade, timeless materials, and light-filled interior flow give the house a sense of movement, adaptability, and enduring appeal. It is one of Falsterbo’s most characterful examples of Nordic modernism, alongside the functionalist villas of Josef Frank. The living areas feel as though they are taken straight from the pages of Architectural Digest , while the pool area evokes the world of Slim Aarons’ iconic photography—“attractive people doing attractive things in attractive places.” A sense of glamour and refinement defines everyday life in this home, yet the simplicity and rawness of its restrained architectural language resonate on a deeper level.

A turn-of-the-century apartment of truly exceptional proportions, spanning 152 sq m and occupying the top floor of a classic building in the heart of central Helsingborg, just steps from Sundstorget, the harbour and within a short walk of Helsingborg Central Station. Here, original architecture of the highest calibre meets generous proportions, high ceilings and a layout that embodies the sense of space rarely found in newly built properties. Already in the spacious, furnished hallway, complete with built-in display cabinets, the character of the apartment becomes apparent. From here, the bright living room opens up, featuring original stucco work, a decorative ceiling rose and panelled door and window surrounds. With its impressive ceiling height, the room offers ample space for both an extensive art collection and generous seating arrangements. Sliding double doors lead through to the dining room, where windows overlooking the Öresund let in the evening sun, with glimpses of the sea visible between the newly built brick façades of the neighbouring block. The kitchen has been fully renovated in a classic country style, with white-painted cabinetry, brass fittings, dark stone worktops and a freestanding kitchen island. It is thoughtfully designed with generous storage, an integrated wine cooler and space for a dining area by the window, from which one of the apartment’s two balconies can be accessed. The bedroom wing comprises three bedrooms, all with generous wardrobe space, with the principal bedroom offering direct access to its own balcony. The apartment also features a spacious bathroom with laundry facilities and a guest WC, both tastefully renovated. Throughout the home, original details such as herringbone parquet flooring, high ceilings and richly crafted stucco work and ceiling roses create a beautifully preserved sense of period character, seamlessly combined with modern comforts. The brick-built property, dating from the early 20th century and designed in a classic architectural style, is situated at the heart of the city on Kungsgatan, close to shops, restaurants, public transport and Helsingborg’s waterfront promenade overlooking the Öresund. Situated on the top floor, the apartment offers a peaceful, bright and private living environment, while the energy of the city is right outside the door. A rare opportunity to acquire one of the city centre’s truly exceptional period apartments.

You now have the opportunity to acquire this unique property, located in the front row above the beach in Båstad Riviera/Hemmeslöv, which has been in the same family’s ownership for nearly 70 years. The location on the popular Riviera is unbeatable, with immediate proximity to the beach and the sea, as well as views over the water and Laholm Bay. The property, presented in excellent condition, is situated at the very end of a cul-de-sac, closest to the sea, on a secluded and private plot.

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!

Wachtmeisters väg 29A is elevated high on the escarpment in Laröd, one of Helsingborg’s most established and sought-after residential villa areas. Here, you live with the sea and the Sound just below, Sofiero Palace within close reach, and Helsingborg city centre, services and the motorway network all within approximately ten minutes. The location offers an unusual combination of seclusion, natural surroundings and proximity to the city. The property comprises 6,782 square metres of land and is one of the larger plots in the area. The size of the plot, its elevation changes and overall structure provide excellent potential for future development or adaptation of the existing buildings, subject to the usual planning and building permits. There is also the possibility of creating a connection down to the seafront promenade, further enhancing the relationship with the sea. The existing buildings are currently arranged as two separate dwellings, offering an unusually flexible living solution. At the same time, there are strong possibilities to combine the spaces into a generous single-family residence, ideal for multi-generational living or for a family seeking a balance between togetherness and privacy. The total living area amounts to 279 square metres, complemented by 144 square metres of basement space with versatile potential uses. The buildings are in need of modernisation and have been unoccupied for an extended period. This is therefore a property primarily aimed at buyers who value location, land and future development potential rather than a move-in-ready home. The combination of the large plot, elevated position and proximity to the sea makes this an exceptional offering on the Helsingborg market. What is being offered here is a place where the fundamentals matter most—the location, the land and the opportunity to create something tailored to one’s own needs and ambitions, in an area where the availability of comparable properties is extremely limited. Laröd is one of Helsingborg’s most attractive residential areas, appreciated for its blend of tranquillity, local services and closeness to the city. The area offers popular schools from preschool through grade 9, convenient local amenities including a Hemköp grocery store, restaurants and postal services, as well as an active community life through Hittarps IK, tennis and padel facilities. Efficient transport connections provide quick access to central Helsingborg, while the neighbourhood retains its safe and well-established character. Welcome to a viewing – please contact the responsible real estate agent.

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.

Culturally Historic Villa in Höganäs – Three Floors Defined by Craftsmanship and Respect Järnvägsgatan 1 is not a villa in the traditional sense. It is a piece of built history. A house where every cornice, every fitting, every joint in the masonry bears traces of a time when materials and craftsmanship were valued more highly than speed. The property was built in 1927 on a corner lot in the heart of Höganäs. The plot is carefully framed by wrought iron fencing, both designed and crafted by the owner. The front gates once formed the entrance to the grand Widding garden and park, dating back to the late 1800s. They still stand today, aligned with the home’s beautiful setting, marking the transition into a garden that is truly something out of the ordinary. The vegetation is mature, varied, and thoughtfully planned. The result is a sheltered space in harmony with the house’s weight and history. The villa comprises three full floors with a total area of 362 square meters. The layout is classic and uninterrupted, with the entrance level offering interconnecting reception rooms, a rounded dining room with access to a glassed-in terrace, a kitchen in two sections, a bathroom, and an additional room suitable as a library or office. Throughout the home, original core wood windows, oak parquet flooring, and preserved joinery speak to a dedication to heritage—maintained with an understanding of their origins. Modern functionality is present but always discreet. Every change made has served to enhance the home’s story rather than overwrite it. Upstairs features a spacious living room with a bay window and beautiful wrought iron railing, several bedrooms, a bathroom, and an office. The attic includes another lounge and a bedroom, where the exposed roof structure, beams, and handcrafted stair railing reinforce the home's unique character. The basement is in practical condition, housing storage rooms, a laundry room, a pantry, and a utility cellar. A garage with space for four cars is integrated into the structure of the property and executed with the same care as the rest of the estate. This is a property for a buyer who understands the value of preservation. Who sees beauty in the hand-pulled glass of the original windows, in hand-forged wrought iron details, in a whole that has remained untouched for nearly a century. It is not a residence seeking an audience—it requires a new owner who wishes to continue its story rather than start anew.

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.

An award-winning turn-of-the-century villa where historic charm meets modern comfort. The property has undergone an extensive and meticulous full renovation, carefully carried out with the ambition of preserving the soul and character of the house. The residence offers 171 sq m of living space, complemented by a detached guest cottage—ideal for visitors, multi-generational living, or rental opportunities. The interior is distinguished by beautifully restored original features, bright and inviting living areas, a charming glass-enclosed veranda, and a restored traditional baking oven that creates a truly unique atmosphere. Set on a generous 1,956 sq m plot, the property offers several outdoor terraces, mature greenery, and a private, park-like setting with ample space for both relaxation and social gatherings. Villa Lundbo has received awards from both the Association of Old Båstad and the Municipality of Båstad in recognition of its sensitive and historically respectful restoration. Equipped with solar panels, battery storage, hydronic heating, and an Energy Performance Certificate rating of B, the property successfully combines cultural heritage with modern sustainability. A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully restored turn-of-the-century villa in Båstad.

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!

A home it’s easy to fall in love with. Designed with finesse to captivate even the most discerning property seeker. Surrounded by seemingly endless meadows, yet within comfortable social distance to the nearest neighbors. The grounds are so expansive that a previous owner even laid out a nine-hole golf course on them. Surely followed by a refreshing dip in the private pool. Life is meant to be enjoyed!

Set in a highly sought-after location, built to the owner’s refined taste using solid and exclusive materials, and offering breathtaking views of the sea, Hallands Väderö and the surrounding fields, this newly built villa is situated on a double plot. This truly carefree home is something out of the ordinary. Completed in 2023, the villa features modern design and architecture and offers a total of 185 square metres of living space, enjoying an open and highly desirable position in central Torekov. Here, almost everything one could wish for is provided. The home offers beautifully designed social areas in an open-plan layout, three bedrooms, two luxurious bathrooms and a guest WC, as well as a large south-west-facing terrace and deck, stone-paved outdoor areas and a pergola. In addition, there is an extra plot of land for the new owner to develop entirely according to personal wishes. On the entrance level, we are welcomed by spacious open-plan living areas with a sleek and inviting kitchen. Floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors opening onto the terrace create a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living. This level also features a truly exceptional master bedroom with bespoke fitted interiors, a generous walk-in closet and a large en-suite bathroom with both bathtub and shower, as well as a washing machine and tumble dryer discreetly hidden behind sliding doors. The master suite has direct access to the south-west-facing terrace. An open staircase leads to the tastefully designed upper floor, which houses two of the villa’s bedrooms and a bathroom. Here you will also find a spacious living room/TV lounge with bespoke bookcases and sliding glass doors opening onto a balcony with stunning views of the sea and the surrounding landscape. The villa is truly one of a kind. It comprises two separate properties, resulting in an exceptionally large plot. Throughout the home, exclusive materials have been carefully selected, with every detail thoughtfully designed to harmonise with the overall interior. These properties, with their striking architecture and superb central south-west location, offer exceptional quality of life and a dream home that is virtually maintenance-free—ideal for the true connoisseur of life.

Modern villa with private pool area and guest house Architect-designed home on a spacious plot near Falsterbo Beach. A dream residence featuring multiple outdoor patios, a guest house, and a double garage. Clean lines meet a thoughtfully updated interior. A fantastic pool and outdoor areas offer comfortable living on a quiet street, with timeless style and carefully selected technology for enjoyable days in all seasons.

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.

At Sweden’s southwestern tip, the Falsterbo Peninsula offers a coastal world of white-sand beaches, protected heathland, pine forests and picturesque villages. Known as the Swedish Riviera, Skanör–Falsterbo was named among Lonely Planet’s 50 Best Places to Go in 2027. Two celebrated golf clubs, Falsterbo and Ljunghusen, are close by, while Copenhagen Airport is approximately 40 minutes away by car via the Öresund Bridge linking Sweden and Denmark. In sought-after Ljunghusen, where a quiet road meets the open heath, this remarkable home enjoys a setting defined by light, space and nature. Views stretch across the heath, and the evening sun lingers long after neighbouring woodland gardens have fallen into shade. Mature pines, heather and greenery give the grounds an exceptional sense of privacy, while the garden seems to extend into the surrounding landscape. Extensively remodelled and extended in 2023–2026, the residence pairs understated Scandinavian architecture with subtle Japanese influences. Dark timber, oak, stone, bespoke joinery and expansive glazing create a serene, cohesive interior designed around its natural surroundings. Living spaces open towards the garden and pool, dissolving the boundary between indoors and out. A bespoke Wood Studio kitchen forms the social heart of the home, while the generous principal suite overlooks the pool, pines and heathland. Outside, a secluded, sheltered pool area, expansive terraces and a custom outdoor kitchen create an intimate setting for entertaining and relaxation. Thoughtful architectural lighting keeps the garden visually alive after sunset. A separate, architecturally matched guesthouse offers flexibility for guests or a home office. The true rarity lies in the combination: open heathland views and extraordinary light, a private garden retreat, refined contemporary design and an effortless connection with nature — all within easy reach of Copenhagen and the wider world.

A magnificent, newly renovated Skåne farmhouse dating from the turn of the 20th century, idyllically situated on a park-like garden plot on the beautiful Kullahalvön peninsula, within cycling distance of both the beach and town. Built in 1912, the villa offers 276 sq m of living space arranged over two floors. Many of the original details have been preserved, and the property beautifully reflects the architectural ideals of its era. The home features generous, light-filled reception rooms, including a fireplace and built-in bookcases, four bedrooms with the possibility of creating more, two bathrooms, a guest WC and a laundry room. The spacious 2,219 sq m plot features open lawns and paved areas surrounding the kidney-shaped swimming pool, a pergola and a covered wooden deck adjoining a smaller guest house. The house was extensively renovated in 2024, with beautiful plank flooring, underfloor heating and interiors in sophisticated neutral tones, while retaining its charm and beautiful original details. In recent years, the roof has also been renewed and the kitchen and bathrooms renovated. An exceptional location popular with both equestrian enthusiasts and golfers, with excellent facilities nearby and convenient commuting distances to Ängelholm, Höganäs and Helsingborg. The impressive ground floor has two separate entrances. One leads through a welcoming entrance hall with guest WC into spacious reception areas with airy rooms and abundant natural light from beautiful mullioned windows. The elegant dining room is arranged in an open-plan layout with the living room, which features a modern fireplace and direct access to the pool area. Adjacent is a charming library with built-in bookcases. Throughout the home, beautiful craftsmanship details include mullioned and leaded windows, wide oak plank flooring and limestone floors. The spacious, well-equipped kitchen has doors opening onto the terrace, pool and garden. Highlights include a stylish Lofra range cooker, new cabinet doors from Picky Living and limestone worktops. The second entrance leads to a private section with two lovely bedrooms and a spacious fully tiled bathroom with both a bathtub and shower. The rear entrance hall offers ample storage as well as a laundry room. A staircase leads to the upper floor, where a large and bright family room offers the new owners a variety of possibilities for use. Here, skylights with balcony functionality, beautiful wooden floors, wall panelling and exposed ceiling beams create a distinctive character. At the northern gable is a reception room/TV room with a fireplace and bespoke bookcases, a separate air-to-air heat pump and large windows overlooking the beautiful surrounding countryside. The southern section features a spacious master bedroom with an adjoining bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, as well as an additional smaller bedroom. The park-like garden is surrounded by tall hedges, poplar trees, fruit trees and more. The front of the property welcomes you with a gravelled turning area featuring a rose and lavender rondel, while charming traditional wooden fencing, surrounding fields and horse paddocks create an idyllic rural atmosphere. Adjacent to the turning area is a smaller carport with an adjoining storage building, as well as a driveway equipped with an EV charging point. A warm welcome to a truly wonderful place to call home.

Situated directly on the shores of the Öresund, beside Sofiero Palace, Hovmarskalksvillan is far more than an exceptional waterfront residence. It is a rare piece of Swedish royal history, combining documented provenance, distinguished architecture and a setting of remarkable beauty. The villa was built in 1897 as the summer residence of Consul August Wingårdh, one of Helsingborg’s leading industrialists, and designed by renowned architect Ola Anderson. Originally named Villa Ekeliden, the red-brick, turreted residence was crowned by a tall tower and elegant spire, forming a distinctive silhouette along the Sound. In 1905, Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf, later King Gustaf VI Adolf, and Crown Princess Margaret acquired the property and incorporated it into the Sofiero estate. The upper section of the tower was subsequently removed, reportedly because it interrupted the view from Sofiero towards Kronborg Castle on the Danish coast. In the decades that followed, the villa served as a residence for the Marshal of the Court and other senior members of the Royal Household, giving rise to its present name, Hovmarskalksvillan – “The Court Marshal’s Villa”. After King Gustaf VI Adolf’s death in 1973, Sofiero was donated to the City of Helsingborg, while Hovmarskalksvillan remained in private ownership. The present owner acquired the estate in 2005 and has since used it exclusively for corporate representation, executive education and board meetings, rather than as a conventional family home. Between 2005 and 2008, the estate underwent an exceptionally comprehensive and sensitive restoration. The original floor plan and architectural character were preserved, while materials, details and craftsmanship were restored or recreated to the highest standard. The tower and its distinctive spire were reconstructed according to the original drawings, returning the villa to its historic silhouette for the first time in almost a century. Arranged over four floors, the main residence offers six generously proportioned bedrooms with adjoining bathrooms, together with elegant reception rooms, dining room, drawing room and office. The basement includes storage, laundry and technical facilities, a sauna and wine cellar. Expansive terraces and the upper floors enjoy uninterrupted views across the Öresund. The estate also includes a heated 8 × 14 metre swimming pool with pool house and a separate annex comprising a triple garage, basement storage and a fully equipped guest apartment. The approximately 3,900-square-metre grounds extend to a newly constructed seawall and wave-breaking quay, preserving both the gardens and the immediate connection to the water. With Sofiero Palace as its neighbour and views towards Kronborg Castle, the location is among the most distinguished on the Swedish side of the Öresund. Central Helsingborg and the ferry connection to Denmark are approximately 6 kilometres away, Copenhagen and its international airport about one hour by car, and Ängelholm Airport around 25 minutes – offering exceptional accessibility, including for owners arriving by private aircraft. Properties with documented royal connections rarely reach the open market. Hovmarskalksvillan brings together historic provenance, architectural distinction, meticulous restoration, waterfront living and outstanding international accessibility in one singular estate.

Amid the oldest quarters of Ystad, surrounded by picturesque townhouses, the theatre, town hall, church, restaurants and shops, Ystad Qvist 4 is now being offered on the market for the first time in 20 years. The property runs through the block and has an entrance for the commercial premises from Långgatan 20, while the largest residence is accessed from Stora Västergatan 11. Spacious commercial premises occupy the southern and western sections, a townhouse-style residence is located in the northern wing, and the eastern wing contains a smaller apartment together with a large unfinished attic spanning two levels. The restaurant has been operated since 2018 by Möllers Bryggeri and offers an à la carte menu mainly during the summer season, while the winter months are focused on private events and bookings. The business is spread over two floors with three bars, and the premises have tremendous character thanks to their rustic structure dating from 1805. During the summer, the inner courtyard becomes an excellent outdoor dining area and also hosts a fourth bar. Beer has been brewed here on and off over the years, and equipment remains for brewing approximately 70,000 litres annually. There is a direct connection from the brewery to the taps, as well as a separate bottling room and a loading gate for distribution to retailers. The restaurant operates on two levels connected by two staircases and a lift. Several WCs are available, including one adapted for guests with disabilities. The restaurant also features a large kitchen in the north-western corner of the property, along with rooms for refrigerators/freezers, office space and staff changing facilities. In the eastern wing there are extensive areas of raw attic space across two levels. A smaller apartment is also located on the entrance level here, equipped with a kitchenette and WC/shower. The property’s largest residence is situated in the northern wing. It features a beautiful townhouse façade facing Stora Västergatan with classic render and divided-pane windows. Inside is a charming living room with exposed beams and a traditional tiled stove. The home includes two bedrooms, a living room, dining area and kitchen with access to a private patio in the attractive courtyard. Above this residence there is also an unconverted attic. A rare opportunity to acquire a unique piece of Ystad’s history combined with attractive commercial possibilities.

Exclusive Estate from 1929 near Kivik, 945 sqm A rare opportunity to acquire one of Skåne’s most distinguished estates, located just minutes from the white sandy beaches of Österlen. This four-wing property, completed in 1929 with origins dating back to the 19th century, has undergone an extensive renovation where heritage meets quality and modern comfort. The result is a residence of remarkable scale and cohesion, offering eleven suites, each carefully refurbished with attention to detail. The estate is thoughtfully arranged to support both private living and hosting, with a main residence, additional guest accommodations, an orangery, a converted barn, garage buildings, greenhouse and two separate guest houses. The layout allows for a flexible use, whether as a private family residence, a multi-generational home or a retreat for extended stays with family and friends. Set within approximately 11 hectares of land, the grounds include open grazing fields, natural woodland, an orchard and landscaped garden elements such as a rose garden and a natural pond. A tree-lined approach enhances the sense of arrival, while the surrounding landscape offers both openness and privacy. The architecture reflects a refined rural character, where proportions, materials and light are carefully balanced. Each building contributes to a cohesive whole, creating a natural flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, as well as between private and social areas. Österlen is widely regarded as one of Sweden’s most sought-after coastal regions, known for its distinctive light, agricultural heritage and understated lifestyle. From the estate, the sea is within easy reach, along with nearby villages, local producers, galleries and restaurants that define the area. This is a property that offers both immediate quality and long-term potential. For an international buyer seeking a private residence in Sweden, Ekenäs Gård provides a natural base to return to, combining scale, setting and a strong sense of place. Total area: 945 sqm Main residence (1929): 320 sqm total area (ground floor 140 sqm, upper floor 65 sqm, basement 115 sqm) Additional residential building: 325 sqm including upper floor Barn: 138 sqm Garage building: 58 sqm excluding loft space Vineyard room: 18 sqm Garden suite: 32 sqm including sleeping loft Garden storage: 31 sqm Single-level suite: 23 sqm

Perched in an elevated position within one of Skåne’s classic estate landscapes lies Tärnö Manor, a tastefully renovated residence featuring British Neo-Gothic architecture and a park-like garden of just over 1.6 hectares. Here, historic character meets careful modernization in a home with ceiling heights of up to three meters, five fireplaces, and grand enfilade reception rooms. The manor was built between 1860 and 1870 and has historically belonged to the prestigious Näsbyholm Estate. The residence offers generous social spaces as well as six to seven bedrooms, all with walk-in closets. Meticulously and skillfully renovated throughout in an Art Nouveau and turn-of-the-century style, with restored original windows, oiled oak herringbone parquet flooring, marble and limestone floors, and countless masterfully crafted double doors arranged in enfilade. Period-appropriate materials and traditional renovation methods have been used throughout, giving the house a harmonious and timeless character.

Classic Corner Townhouse in the Heart of Skanör Late 19th-century townhouse in a wonderful location where the town center slopes gently down toward the harbor. The spacious main residence and separate guest house are framed by a lush, green garden. Solid oak, Carrara marble, and white plaster combine to create an elegant and timeless home nestled among historic streets, with close proximity to the harbor, beach, nature, golf, and boating.

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.

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.

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!

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.