luxury architect real estate for sale Saltsjöbaden, Sweden

Welcome to a bright and elegant corner apartment situated in an iconic building designed by Ivar Tengbom in 1929. The apartment offers a bright and inviting layout with generous entertaining spaces and a large wraparound corner balcony boasting sweeping views of the water and city skyline. A sleek, contemporary kitchen adjoins the dining room, complete with a fireplace. Connected to this is a spacious living room featuring a beautiful bay window and abundant natural light. The generously sized principal bedroom has direct access to the balcony and enjoys far-reaching views over rooftops and the waterfront. Additional bedrooms are arranged in sequence, all benefiting from beautiful outlooks. From the entrance hall, a more private section with its own entrance creates flexibility for older children, guests, or a home office/business. Bathroom and guest WC. Here you live at Stigberget, one of Södermalm’s most sought-after areas, adjacent to Fjällgatan with its breathtaking viewpoints and scenic promenades. Stigberget is one of Södermalm’s and Stockholm’s most beautiful settings, where you are surrounded by protected historic environments with charming wooden cottages, turn-of-the-century buildings, and idyllic walking paths. The Housing Association Stammen 23 is a tenant-owner association located on Södermalm in Stockholm, founded in 1996. The building was completed in 1930 and comprises 87 apartments. It is situated atop Stigberget next to Ersta Hospital, with entrances at Stigbergsgatan 32 A and B, as well as Lilla Erstagatan 6. The association has increased the monthly fee by 6% from July 1st. This increase is already included in the presented monthly fee. The reason is to strengthen the association’s long-term financial savings. No major renovations are currently planned in the near future. Amenities include bicycle storage and a stroller room. The association also offers a guest apartment with overnight accommodation, available for members to rent for private use. Shared rooftop terrace. Attic storage unit. Garage The association has five garage spaces in the building, subject to a waiting list. Additional parking spaces are available in the Stigbergsgaraget garage, approximately a five-minute walk away, through the City of Stockholm. Electric vehicle charging is available for SEK 3,620/month.

Beautiful early 20th-century apartment with an elevated, unobstructed position and stunning views over Nytorget, Sofia Church and Vitabergsparken. Here you live in one of Stockholm’s most beloved neighbourhoods, in a prime location with close proximity to everything. In the iconic Nytorgspalatset, this well-planned architect-designed 4.5-room apartment offers three beautiful interconnected reception rooms and a balcony overlooking Nytorget, two full bathrooms, a generous kitchen, and a master bedroom with views across the rooftops of the surrounding quarter. The apartment also offers excellent storage solutions. Nytorgspalatset is a beautiful and well-maintained period property dating back to 1911, situated in the highly sought-after area around Nytorget on Södermalm. The neighbourhood is idyllic, culturally protected and vibrant, with a wide range of cafés, boutiques, bars and renowned restaurants nearby. The well-known restaurant Nytorget 6 is located within the building. The apartment is held as a co-ownership share with individual title deed registration. This means the apartment cannot be mortgaged. The property Kålroten 3 includes the following addresses: Nytorget 6 & 8, Närkesgatan 8 and Sofiagatan 5. Year built: 1911. The property consists of 68 apartments, of which 40 are rental apartments and 28 are co-ownership apartments. What is being acquired is a share in the property Kålroten 3 with individual title deed registration. The property is debt-free. The monthly fee, paid quarterly, corresponds to the ownership share’s percentage of the property’s operating costs (ongoing maintenance and renovations). A tenant-owner association has been formed, Brf Kålroten 3, and has submitted an application of interest regarding acquisition and conversion into tenant-owned apartments. Common facilities: Basement storage room Laundry room Bicycle parking in the courtyard Maintenance: The windows were renovated in 2007. In 2009, a mandatory ventilation inspection (OVK) was carried out, balconies were renovated, all entrances and handrails were refurbished, and new washing machines were installed. Other completed works include waterproofing of the courtyard, repainting of the sheet metal roof, and installation of roof safety equipment. The plumbing systems in the building vary in age. Some apartments have undergone pipe replacement while others have not. According to the previous owner, the plumbing in this apartment, including both kitchen and bathrooms, was replaced in 2005. Fee: The preliminary fee for 2026 has been set at SEK 46,500 per year × 2.18 (ownership ratio). This corresponds to approximately SEK 25,343 per quarter for this share, or approximately SEK 8,448 per month. The fee is paid quarterly in advance and is preliminary. It may be adjusted annually following the financial statements and audit. The ownership share corresponds to the co-owner’s proportionate share of the actual operating costs, such as water, district heating, etc. The apartment is held as a co-ownership share with individual title deed registration, meaning it cannot be mortgaged. The apartment holders, i.e. the owners, each hold their own title deeds and together form an association of co-owners, see the Consortium Agreement, which administers the property through a board. As a private individual, the purchase must therefore be financed entirely with cash. The incoming co-owner must apply for title deed registration. The title deed registration fee for private individuals is 1.5% of the purchase price.

Welcome to a rare grand residence Set within an impressive turn-of-the-century building, this distinguished apartment spans 259 square metres and comprises seven rooms. Here, the splendour of the late 19th century meets award-winning contemporary architecture. The residence features four heritage-listed salons arranged en enfilade, meticulously restored to their original condition under the supervision of the City Antiquarian. These magnificent reception rooms are defined by impressive ceiling heights, richly ornamented stucco work, beautiful tiled stoves, elaborate ceiling paintings, tall mirrored doors and deep window niches details that together create an exceptional sense of historic grandeur. Swedish history and distinguished provenance The building was designed by architect Alfred Hellerström in 1891. This residence was originally created by industrialist Carl Becker and his wife Elisabeth. Elisabeth Becker continued to reside here until the 1930s, after which the apartment served as office premises for several decades. In 2010, the property was acquired by a builder, which carefully restored the four heritage-listed salons to their original condition with great respect for the building’s history. The ceiling paintings, executed by the artist Vicke Andrén, also known for his work at the Royal Swedish Opera, Oscar Theatre and Van der Nootska Palace, highlight the apartment’s artistic and historical significance. The renovation was awarded the Stockholm Heritage Association’s Building Prize for a distinguished restoration in 2012.

The apartment offers a consistently high standard with a sleek, modern design. The kitchen and living room are arranged in an open-plan layout, featuring a longitudinal terrace with beautiful views. Underfloor heating runs throughout, and deep window niches extend all the way down to the floor. Commissioned by Byggnadsfirman Wallin, the renowned Wingårdh Arkitektkontor designed Kvartetten—four modern residential buildings clearly inspired by Lake Shore Drive in Chicago, USA. They are named Sopranen, Alten, Tenoren, and Basen, after the four original voices of a quartet. With clean, stylish façades in glass and aluminum in harmonious metallic tones, they form a beautiful, functional, and visionary part of the city.

A modern villa designed by Pål Ross, set on a peaceful waterfront plot in Dyvik with harmonious views over the bay. This is a contemporary home where architecture, material choices, and modern technology work in perfect synergy. Completed in 2023, the villa offers a living experience out of the ordinary. The house is characterized by soft lines, expansive glass sections, pleasant natural light, and a consistent material palette. Italian porcelain tile flooring throughout, white-painted walls, and discreet recessed spotlights create a calm and refined interior. Heating is provided by geothermal energy with waterborne underfloor heating throughout the house. Fiber broadband is installed, along with a directly connected alarm system with cameras. Sound and lighting are app-controlled. Sonos speakers are installed in all rooms, bathrooms, and the laundry room, complemented by a Plejd lighting system. The entrance level opens up towards the water, offering open and social living spaces. The dining area is positioned by a curved window that frames views of the terrace and the bay, accompanied by an atmospheric fireplace. From the living room, dining room, and dining area, you access the large, elevated terrace that extends the living space during the warmer months. Near the entrance there is a stylish bathroom with a shower, and the front door is equipped with a Yale Doorman smart lock. The entrance level also includes a bedroom. The lower ground (souterrain) level currently comprises two generous bedrooms, one of which is a master bedroom with an adjoining home cinema room. Adjacent to this is a potential dressing room, offering the opportunity to create a space according to personal preference. This level also features two high-end bathrooms with mosaic-tiled walls, one of which has direct access to a patio and views over the water. In addition, there is a separate WC, a laundry room, and a technical room. From the lower level, you step directly out into the garden and down to the bay. At the shoreline is the property’s private jetty with sailing depth. The plot has been prepared for the installation of a swimming pool in front of the house. Planning permission has been granted to add an additional terrace above the dining area to maximize evening sun exposure. A home for those seeking modern living with exceptional privacy and enduring quality.

Adolf Fredrik – Well-planned turn-of-the-century apartments with move-in scheduled for the fall of 2024. Sizes range from 30 to 190 sqm. Situated as a peaceful oasis in the heart of Stockholm, this elegant turn-of-the-century building is being revived with a modern interior. It boasts a beautiful park location across from Adolf Fredrik Church and is close to the greenery of Tegnérlunden. With great care, the architectural values of the turn-of-the-century era have been preserved while the floor plans and interiors have been created to suit our modern way of living. The period-specific details, such as high ceilings, beautiful windows, and stucco, combine with bespoke modern solutions, offering an experience of timeless and contemporary quality. The building contains eight large apartment units ranging from 140–186 sqm, as well as several smaller residences from 30–109 sqm. Generous social areas and natural connections between the kitchen and living room create pleasant flows between the rooms in the apartments. Inviting terraces and balconies face the courtyard, and all corner apartments have views of the beautiful Adolf Fredrik Church. When Kurland 11 was built between 1884–1885 by builder JW Lagerstedt, following architect AG Forsberg’s designs, it was initially a residential building. The housing shortage in contemporary Stockholm was acute. The city had grown rapidly due to industrialization and urbanization. Between 1850 and 1900, Stockholm’s population more than tripled, from 90,000 to 300,000. To meet the increasing demand, large-scale construction of new housing began, particularly on the Stockholm malmars (hills). In the changing metropolis, many of the apartments in the Kurland district were converted into offices from the mid-20th century. This transformation occurred gradually to meet the growing demand for smaller offices. Today, as housing shortages, flexible work-life arrangements, and sustainability are central concepts, many politicians are supportive of converting existing office buildings into homes rather than building new ones. The property has now been restored to residential use in its former glory, but to today’s high standards and floor plans. The apartments have been carefully designed by architect Sanna Taune at Vardag Arkitekter, with a well-thought-out layout that separates the private areas from the social spaces. The apartments feature large terraces, balconies, and patios overlooking the calm inner courtyard. Stucco, moldings, panels, and wainscoting have been restored to their original late 1800s appearance, while herringbone parquet floors harmonize with the new kitchens from Kvänum, equipped with Miele appliances.

Exclusive Newly Built Villa with Pool – Augustas Väg 1, Billdal Welcome to Augustas Väg 1 – an architectural masterpiece by the award-winning Olsson Lyckefors. Here, form, function, and feel meet at the highest level in a detached newly built villa – designed for those who value both design and quality of life. A unique home, just minutes from the sea and the city's pulse. Augustas Väg 1 is not just a house – it is a home where every detail breathes quality of life.