luxury real estate for sale Skåne County, Sweden (page 2)

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.

Generous property on a large plot in Skanör's old town centre On sought-after Mellangatan, in the middle of Skanör, we now offer a property with great potential. At the moment, the areas are distributed between the main residence, a guest apartment and two premises totaling approx. 350 square meters. Externally, there are sought-after plots of land in several directions as well as lovely surroundings around Mellangatan. Lots of charm and flexibility to manage and further develop.

Opportunity to acquire a newly built villa near Kärleksstigen Property located in a zoned area near the border between Skanör and Falsterbo. A chance to build your architect-designed dream home in collaboration with the developer Dast, in a truly prime location in Skanör.

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.

In one of Brantevik’s most sought-after coastal locations, with uninterrupted views over the Baltic Sea, stands a building that unmistakably leaves its own mark on the surrounding landscape. Constructed by Skanska in the late 1990s with a solid lightweight concrete block (Leca) structure, the house offers an architectural composition with a strong identity and an uncommon sense of scale. The distinctive glass gables and uninterrupted sightlines create a direct connection to the sea throughout the house. Large black steel-framed windows meet corten steel and rendered volumes in warm earth tones, a meeting of the industrial and the organic that makes the house impossible to confuse with anything else. The volumes are generous, and the floor plan provides the conditions for both private living and commercial use within the same structure. For a period, the property has been used for both purposes, offering a buyer the opportunity to adapt and further develop the house according to their own needs and ambitions. There is a clear foundation to build upon, whether the intention is a purely residential home or an integrated live/work solution. A business has been operated here throughout the years, and the possibility of acquiring the company is available. The entrance and kitchen form a central part of the overall composition. The kitchen is a Jacob Jensen kitchen equipped with Gaggenau appliances, developed under the project management of the renowned Ola Silved, where influences from Japanese design are reflected in both the choice of materials and the design language. From the dining area, you look directly out over the sea through floor-to-ceiling windows—an experience that is repeated from room to room. The bedrooms and attic spaces on the upper floor follow the dramatic geometry of the roof, where timber-clad vaults and sculptural panelling create a spatial atmosphere entirely their own. Several bedrooms have the horizon as their backdrop. The architect-designed garden is inspired by Japanese architecture, where levels, waterfalls, pathways, and materials interact with the house’s architectural expression. A landscaped pond with reeds and stone lies directly adjacent to the house and can be experienced from several rooms. The swimming pool was installed in 2000 and was recently fitted with new pool lining in 2025. The house has stood in its place for nearly three decades and bears the marks of the time that has passed. It is a property for someone who appreciates originality and wants to leave their own mark on its next chapter, with architecture, location, and history as the natural starting point.

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.

Villa Ester is an architect-designed stone residence that draws inspiration from classical architecture while offering a floor plan, material palette, and technical standard firmly rooted in contemporary living. Smooth rendered façades with rusticated corner detailing, white limestone mouldings, and a hipped metal roof lend the property a refined and timeless expression that harmonises with the neighbouring Art Nouveau and National Romantic villas without imitating them. The residence is arranged over three levels and entered through a private courtyard, revealing itself only once the gates are opened rather than from the street at first glance. Behind the masonry walls lies a heated swimming pool, a beautifully landscaped garden with mature plantings, clipped hedges and ornamental trees, as well as an elevated outdoor entertaining area sheltered beneath a painted pergola. Large-format stone paving extends from the automatic wrought-iron gates across the driveway, which is prepared with an electric vehicle charging point, and continues towards the main entrance. The pool is finished in blue mosaic tiles and framed by timber decking, discreetly screened by surrounding hedges that provide both privacy and shelter from the wind. From the courtyard, double timber doors open into an entrance hall with natural stone flooring. Inside, solid dark timber floors run throughout the main level, while a bespoke staircase in matching timber with glass and steel balustrades connects the floors. Throughout the home, timber-framed windows and French balconies with wrought-iron railings create a recurring architectural motif that links the interior spaces with the courtyard and gardens beyond. The entrance floor accommodates a library and home office enclosed by glass partitions and fitted with custom-built timber shelving, a living room centred around a double-sided gas fireplace framed in black steel, a dining room with direct access to the pergola terrace, and a bespoke kitchen crafted in dark timber with worktops and an island in light natural stone. The kitchen is fully equipped with premium Miele appliances. Adjacent to the entrance is a guest WC finished in black marble with a freestanding porcelain basin. The upper floor comprises two bedrooms and a shared bathroom clad in light natural stone, featuring a freestanding bathtub, separate shower area, and double washbasins. The walk-out lower ground floor is dedicated to the home's more private and social spaces. The principal bedroom overlooks the pool and opens directly onto the timber deck. This level also includes a walk-in wardrobe and one of the property's most luxurious rooms: a master bathroom finished in natural stone from floor to ceiling, complete with an integrated sauna featuring timber benches, a freestanding jacuzzi positioned against a natural stone feature wall, and a carefully curated material palette inspired by distinguished European luxury hotel spas. Also on this level are a lounge with direct access to the pool area, a laundry room, and storage facilities. Security and technology have been seamlessly integrated without compromising the architectural experience. Retractable security grilles protect the ground-floor windows, while alarm systems and smart controls for heating, sound, and lighting remain discreetly concealed from view. From Magnus Erikssons gata in Olympia, Helsingborg city centre, the Central Station with rail connections to Copenhagen and Stockholm, and the passenger ferry terminal to Helsingør can all be reached within a few minutes on foot. The restaurants and waterfront promenade of Norra Hamnen are within easy cycling distance, as are Helsingborg City Theatre and the city's beaches. The property offers the rare combination of a central location in one of Sweden's largest cities and the tranquillity of a cohesive villa neighbourhood characterised by its elegant turn-of-the-century architecture.

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

Welcome to this summer paradise with unbeatable views of the sea and surrounding nature—a true gem in the summer haven of Båstad. The property enjoys a fantastic location overlooking apple orchards, the sea, and the stunning landscape of western Båstad, while still being close to all the action and amenities. Set on a large, lush garden plot of just over 2,500 sqm, this charming 1930s house retains beautiful original details and offers spacious outdoor areas with breathtaking views. Inside, the living room and kitchen are arranged in an open-plan layout with access to a glazed veranda and multiple terraces. The home includes one bedroom, a loft, attic space, and a fully tiled bathroom with shower. Throughout the house, there is birch parquet flooring, elegant interior doors and windows, and ceilings open to the ridge. The glazed veranda, equipped with infrared heating, enjoys spectacular sea views over the apple orchards and is currently used as a dining area. There is also a simple guesthouse with two bedrooms and a covered patio, a newly built small house (friggebod) with large glass panels and a terrace facing the water, currently used as a living space. On the property, a service building provides an extra shower, toilet, laundry room, workshop, and woodshed. Together with the guesthouse, the property currently offers three bedrooms and a loft, totaling approximately 100 sqm of finished living space. The property offers great potential for anyone wishing to create their own summer retreat in a beautiful location with stunning views. With over 2,500 sqm of land outside the detailed development plan, yet in close proximity to Båstad, there are ample opportunities to realize your dream home. The mature and lush garden features several fruit trees, rhododendrons, magnolias, and many other seasonal plants on a sloping site with beautiful views over the entire Laholm Bay. West of the church in Båstad, this area enjoys proximity to both the sea and the village, making it attractive for permanent residences as well as holiday homes. The area is characterized by green spaces, orchards, coastline, and scenic surroundings. Along the beach promenade, you can easily reach the harbor and Båstad center on foot or by bike, with its entertainment, restaurants, and shopping. Most houses enjoy sea views as the land slopes from the ridge down toward Laholm Bay, with Paulins bathing pier at the shoreline. To the west, Norrvikens Gardens is just a short walk away, offering not only a magnificent garden but also various events, restaurants, exhibitions, and markets. Nature is a central part of life on the Bjäre Peninsula. Along the coast, there are numerous beaches and swimming opportunities, both sandy and rocky. For those who prefer outdoor activities, there are many opportunities for hiking and cycling in and around Hallandsåsen. By car, you can reach several golf courses, shopping, and breathtaking natural areas within 15 minutes, as well as the E6 highway, which takes you to Malmö in the south or Gothenburg in the north in about 1.5 hours. Public transport options include local buses, and train connections provide good commuting opportunities to Malmö, Copenhagen, Halmstad, and Gothenburg. From Ängelholm Airport, you can reach Stockholm in about an hour. Båstad’s vibrant harbor area, offering shopping, concerts, cafés, bars, and restaurants, is nearby and easily accessible by a short walk or bike ride. In central Båstad, you have everything you could possibly need within reach.

At the very edge of the sea, along Löjtnant Flinths väg in Böste, lies this dream home with its own plot extending all the way down to the wide, sandy beach. The fishing village of Böste was largely developed during the 19th century and is one of the best-preserved coastal settlements along the Skåne shoreline. A wonderful home for year-round living or as a complement to another residence, offering relaxation and unforgettable days by the sea. Main house, guest house, and several outdoor seating areas – with the sea and beach constantly present. A classic double door leads into the main residence, built over 1.5 storeys in an angled layout. The entrance hall features tiled flooring and storage and leads into the kitchen, which was renovated in 2023 in a traditional style. Hand-painted Italian tiles add beautiful character together with the elegant brick floor. Modern amenities include a Lofra double oven and a full-size wine cooler. The latest addition is an Invicta wood-burning stove, installed this past winter, and the kitchen also benefits from underfloor heating. To the south, there is direct access to the garden and the beach. Adjacent to the kitchen is the living and dining area, offering lovely views and double doors opening onto the terrace. Deep window niches are a reminder of the home’s history. The ground floor also includes a bedroom, a WC with shower, and a utility/laundry room. Upstairs, accessed via a staircase from the kitchen, is a living area with a dormer window facing the Baltic Sea. From here, there is access to a WC with shower, and in the western gable lies the master bedroom with its own walk-in wardrobe. From the double bed, one can enjoy the closeness of the sea first thing in the morning. The upper floor continues in an angled layout with three rooms in sequence, ending with a small staircase leading back down to the entrance hall. The property offers wonderful outdoor areas, both in the paved courtyard and in the garden leading down towards the sea. At the very bottom of the plot, a pair of comfortable sun loungers can be placed directly on the sandy beach. The property also includes a complementary building with two guest bedrooms, WC/shower, a kitchenette, and a private outdoor area. There is also a storage room for additional space. In summary, this is a truly unique home with outstanding qualities, located directly on the white sandy beach along the south coast of Skåne. Short commuting distances from this seaside location to Malmö, Lund, and Copenhagen, as well as convenient access to flights via Sturup and Kastrup airports.

Smart, tasteful, and comfortable A strong emphasis on aesthetics and comfort guided the creation of this exceptional property, which we are delighted to present. Completed as recently as 2020, the residence is thoughtfully divided into several sections: an L-shaped villa offering 225 sqm of living space, a well-planned 45 sqm guest unit, a carport, and a 25 sqm office space connected to a 31 sqm garage. The plot measures 1,531 sqm of easy-to-maintain land. For those who enjoy spending time outdoors, there are excellent seating areas on both floors and in all directions. Stepping inside, immediately to the right of the entrance, you are struck by the breathtaking open-plan layout. The ceiling height is impressive, and the social areas feel endless, seamlessly combining a vast living room, a spacious dining area, and an inviting kitchen. The kitchen, complete with a fully equipped island (featuring an induction hob, built-in FRANKE extractor fan, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and built-in oven), is arranged at an angle with a generous utility room, storage, and a large separate guest section extending beyond. The flooring in the living areas is Italian stone, and large glass panels open out onto the terrace. The utility room is fully tiled with ceramic flooring and equipped with a washing machine and tumble dryer from Husqvarna. Directly to the left of the entrance is one of the home’s four bedrooms, with access to a stylish WC featuring black tiles on both walls and floors, a glass-enclosed shower, a wall-mounted toilet, and a vanity unit. Upstairs, you’ll find three additional bedrooms, along with a bathroom equipped with WC and shower, finished with black tiles and a glass shower enclosure, as well as a vanity unit. The master bedroom features a walk-in closet and a balcony with double doors offering sea views. It also boasts an elegant en-suite bathroom with large black floor tiles, green mosaic wall tiles, a glass-enclosed shower, a toilet, and a spacious washbasin—adding a distinct touch of luxury. This level also offers a shared lounge area, where the sloped ceilings enhance the cozy atmosphere. Båstad Väster – a harmonious blend of old and new The area known as Båstad Väster lies on the western edge of the town. Here, historic summer villas and country estates coexist with charming residential homes and newly built properties. Set along the slope of the ridge, the area offers beautiful views of the sea. Nearby is the historic Larsbacka farm, with roots dating back to the 18th century. Within a pleasant 20-minute walk, you can reach several bathing piers, the beach at Skansenbadet, open grazing fields, the tennis stadium, the shops along Köpmansgatan, scenic walking trails, Norrviken Gardens, charming waffle cafés, and—if you pick up the pace—the picturesque harbor of Kattvik. Idyllic Båstad Despite its modest size, Båstad is one of Sweden’s most renowned destinations. Beautifully situated on the Bjäre Peninsula in northwestern Skåne, it offers expansive beaches along Laholm Bay and the beech forests of Hallandsåsen as a dramatic backdrop. The area provides a wide range of activities, including golf, boating, beach life, horseback riding, hiking, cycling, and tennis. The internationally renowned tennis tournament held over two weeks in July is a highlight of the summer season. A full range of services—including grocery stores, pharmacies, healthcare, schools, and childcare—makes year-round living both easy and convenient. From central Båstad, several bus routes connect to the surrounding area and train station, while excellent rail and air connections, along with proximity to the E6 motorway, make commuting to southern Sweden, Stockholm, or even parts of Denmark highly convenient.

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.

Magnificent turn-of-the-century villa, privately set on a park-like garden plot in one of Båstad’s most exclusive areas, just a stone’s throw from Malens Havsbad. Built in 1903 and known as “Drakavillan,” the property has remained in the same family for over 100 years. Many original details have been preserved, and the villa beautifully reflects the architectural ideals of its era. It offers generous living spaces and a substantial plot of 1,643 sqm, all within walking and cycling distance of everything Båstad has to offer. The house is in need of renovation but has retained its charm and many beautiful original features. The entrance floor is highly representative, with spacious reception rooms, airy volumes, and abundant natural light through elegant mullioned windows. A welcoming entrance hall with guest WC leads to a beautiful dining room featuring wainscoting and a traditional tiled stove, with access to a spacious “punsch veranda” opening onto the garden. There is a living room with a bay window facing Havsbadsvägen, as well as a library with a tiled stove. The interior is characterized throughout by exquisite carpentry details such as double mirrored doors, paneling, period windows, moldings, and tiled stoves. Fine plank flooring lies beneath the carpets. The kitchen remains in its original design, with a small dining area in the adjoining serving room and a pantry/storage room connected to it. A secondary kitchen entrance includes a small storage space and stairs leading down to the basement. Upstairs, you reach the more private quarters of the house, where four to five charming bedrooms are arranged around a bright stairwell. There is ample storage, including wardrobes in the eaves, and access to two balconies—one facing south and the other toward the sea. The property also features a large, unfinished basement with generous mullioned windows, offering excellent potential for creating additional rooms. The park-like garden plot is surrounded by tall hedges and fruit trees. In the southwest corner of the garden stands the charming guest house “Lillstugan,” offering approximately 63 sqm of living space. THE AREA Malen is one of Båstad’s most sought-after neighborhoods, offering close proximity to everything the town has to offer, including the harbor, tennis courts, beaches, shopping, and restaurants. Båstad is the largest town on the Bjäre Peninsula, characterized by its beautiful rolling landscape, which has earned the area the nickname “Sweden’s Tuscany.” From Båstad, you have easy access to stunning nature and a wide range of activities such as tennis, golf, boating, beach life, horseback riding, hiking along scenic trails, and fine dining. The region boasts numerous golf courses, and Båstad’s renowned tennis events are a highlight of the summer season. Thanks to the E6 motorway running past the municipality, larger west coast cities such as Gothenburg, Helsingborg, and Malmö are easily accessible. Båstad also benefits from excellent train connections. Ängelholm Airport, serving domestic flights, is just under 30 minutes away, while Copenhagen International Airport can be reached in approximately one and a half hours.

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.

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.

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.

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.