luxury villas with terrace for sale Sweden

Set in one of Falsterbo’s most sought-after locations, west of Falsterbovägen and just moments from Kärleksstigen and the golf course, this beautifully preserved 1960s villa occupies a generous and secluded plot of 1,756 sq m. A home defined by period architecture, authentic materials and a strong connection with the surrounding garden. Teak, copper, natural stone and beautiful parquet flooring are complemented by generous expanses of glazing, open sightlines and two fireplaces. Designed by architect Svenivar Ekstrand, the house bears the distinctive hallmarks of an architectural era in which natural light, space and the interplay between indoors and outdoors were at the heart of the design. The entrance level brings together the home’s principal living spaces, including the living room, dining room and kitchen. Large windows and sliding glass doors open onto the garden, while the living room features a teak bay window, added in 2016 to further enhance the architectural expression of the house. The separate kitchen is positioned directly adjacent to the dining and reception areas. Also on this level is a bedroom, a laundry room with shower and a guest WC. The upper floor forms the more private part of the home, with two generously sized bedrooms, a family room with fireplace and a bathroom. One of the bedrooms opens onto a west-facing balcony with evening sun and glimpses of the sea. Both bedrooms are equipped with air conditioning for added comfort during warmer months. The property also includes a substantial 70 sq m ancillary building comprising a garage, a separate guest suite with kitchenette, shower and WC, sauna, as well as storage areas, a boiler room and space suitable for hobbies or exercise. A basement beneath part of the main residence provides additional storage and practical utility space. In the garden, a separate 21 sq m garden room features sliding glass doors on three sides, creating an inviting setting for entertaining and relaxation throughout the warmer months. The mature garden offers a private and lush setting, with four outdoor seating areas positioned to follow the sun from morning through evening. The generous plot also provides scope for those wishing to add further amenities, such as a swimming pool. The location offers easy access to both Falsterbo Golf Club and Flommens Golf Club, as well as Kärleksstigen, the dunes and the sea. Skanör harbour, Falsterbo and the surrounding areas of Näset are all easily reached by bicycle, with beaches, restaurants, local amenities and a vibrant coastal lifestyle close at hand. A home with a distinctive architectural identity, generous proportions and a location that makes the very best of Falsterbo an effortless part of everyday life. Welcome to Beckasinvägen.

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.

Ground Floor The hall opens up to a representative entrance floor where classic details meet generous living areas and a breathtaking view of Värtan, Viggbyholm marina, and Lorensviksparken. Dining room and living room in an open plan layout with a beautiful fireplace. The floor is crafted with classic flooring craftsmanship, featuring both borders and marquetry. The large period-typical window sections let in generous light and frame the beautiful view. All windows as well as the teak entrance door are recently renovated. Kitchen with stainless steel appliances and windows facing the water and the park. From both the dining area and living room, the large, slate-covered terrace with views towards Värtan can be reached. The patio is a natural place for long dinners, social gatherings, and relaxation during the warmer months of the year. Electric awnings extend over the entire terrace. The outdoor pool is privately situated and can be reached from the living room, master suite, and bathroom. The ground floor currently accommodates three bedrooms, including a spacious master suite. The large and lavish spa-bathroom offers a whirlpool bath, shower, and sauna. Built-in bathroom furniture in cherry wood with an integrated vanity area gives the room an exclusive and cozy feel. The floor plan previously included five bedrooms and can easily be restored if needed, providing great flexibility for the family's varying needs. Lower Level The lower level offers generous and well-planned spaces with many potential uses. Here you will find a garage with direct access to the house, as well as a separate WC with entrance from both the garage and the hobby room. The large hobby room is currently used as a spacious home office and offers excellent conditions for anyone working from home, running a business, or desiring a generous space for younger family members. Here is plenty of room for both work and creativity. Furthermore, there is a large gym as well as a practical and well-equipped laundry room with a workbench, shower, washing machine, and tumble dryer. A technical room, several storage spaces, a walk-in closet, and a food cellar contribute to very good storage options. Area Viggbyholms Sjösida is a pleasant and sought-after residential area where proximity to the water, greenery, and the quiet neighborhood environment creates a truly special quality of life. Here you live close to Värtan and Viggbyholm marina, as well as swimming, boating, and beautiful walking paths along the water. The area's tranquil character is combined with convenient everyday living, with schools, amenities, and the Roslagsbanan railway within close distance.

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.

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

A stone staircase leads from the two private parking spaces at street level up to the main entrance of the house, which is well sheltered beneath a covered porch. Inside, you are welcomed by a spacious entrance hall with tiled flooring. A beautiful oak staircase leads up to the upper level. From the hall, there is access to two bedrooms, the larger of which could easily be divided into two separate rooms. Also on this level are a generously sized cloakroom, a large wine cellar with stone flooring, a bathroom, a laundry room with a secondary entrance and cabinetry by Lidhult, a drying room, boiler room and several storage rooms. An angled staircase leads up to the bedroom area, kitchen and social spaces of the house. The bedroom area comprises three rooms, each with its own fitted wardrobe solutions. The smallest room, with a generous wall of fitted wardrobes, is currently used as an office and dressing room. One of the other bedrooms has direct access to a southwest-facing terrace with wonderful views over the sea, Ängholmen and the canal below. Between the bedrooms is a large, fully equipped bathroom. The kitchen has been extended in a highly tasteful manner, creating generous space for entertaining and a wonderful sense of volume with its impressive ceiling height. The cabinetry is by Danish manufacturer Multiform, with cherry wood fronts. A working wood-burning stove can heat the entire kitchen, while the large glazed sections provide ample space for a substantial dining table. A balcony door opens onto a stone-paved terrace running along the house. There is also plenty of room here for outdoor dining, where you can enjoy the afternoon and evening sun well into the evening. The kitchen features an island with a wide induction hob. The floor is finished with tiles and underfloor heating. With direct access from the kitchen, the dining room provides ample space for a large dining table. The west-facing window offers beautiful views of the sea. The spacious living room is the most impressive room in the house, with windows facing both south and west. To the west, a very large panoramic window offers magnificent views over the sea and the harbour entrance. To the south, a large bay window provides lovely views over Ängholmen, the bay and the villas below. The room also features an open fireplace. From the living room, you can access a glazed conservatory with tiled flooring and space for a seating area, allowing you to enjoy the views further into the season. Outside, facing west towards the sea, is a large gneiss-paved terrace with the very best views on the property. The spacious upper hall, which can be furnished, is currently used as a library and TV room, with a beautiful tiled stove adding character to one of the corners.

In scenic Stallarholmen, a well-planned and tastefully designed house with a total living area of 227 sqm is now offered for sale, enjoying a waterfront setting and beautiful views over Lake Mälaren. Built in 2006, the property is set on a generous 1,788 sqm plot with a peaceful location bordering grazing fields and woodland, completely shielded from neighboring properties. The meticulously maintained garden features a pool deck and a kidney-shaped swimming pool equipped with a pool guard. A large double garage of approximately 55 sqm is located by the driveway and offers additional storage possibilities above. The property provides comfortable modern living with municipal water and sewage, geothermal heating, and an FTX ventilation system for an energy-efficient and pleasant indoor climate year-round. A boat berth is located approximately 150 meters away, and a sandy beach can be reached within about 400 meters through the community association. Ground Floor The entrance hall features tiled flooring, generous hanging space, and a sliding-door wardrobe. Adjacent to the hall is a spacious bathroom with a shower. The generously sized kitchen from Vedum, with solid wood cabinetry, offers excellent workspaces and a social layout centered around a brick-built kitchen island with a breakfast bar. Granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and an induction cooktop complete the kitchen. Nearby are a bay-window dining area, dining room, and living room with oak flooring and a wood-burning stove. A terrace wraps around the house with access from the main living areas on the ground floor, providing several pleasant seating areas to enjoy the sun throughout the day. At the rear of the house is a glazed sunroom with lovely views over Lake Mälaren. A practical secondary entrance combines a laundry room and utility room. Upper Floor A custom-built oak staircase leads to the upper floor, which offers four spacious bedrooms, a walk-in closet, and a comfortable family room with access to a balcony overlooking the water. Oak flooring throughout creates a cohesive and exclusive atmosphere. This floor also includes additional wardrobe space and a generous bathroom featuring a bathtub, separate shower, sauna, and a wide vanity with double sinks. The area is peaceful and family-friendly, characterized by a mix of villas, holiday homes, and newer residential developments. Nature is ever-present, and the proximity to the water with opportunities for swimming and boating is unmistakable. The surroundings offer beautiful scenery with open fields, woodland, and stunning views of Lake Mälaren. Nearby are several charming marinas, swimming spots, as well as cycling and walking paths. During the season, the area is rich in mushrooms and berries. Stallarholmen offers both preschool and elementary school (F–6), while secondary and upper secondary schools are located in Strängnäs. The area also features Toresund sports ground and activity park, offering an outdoor gym, athletics facilities, artificial turf field, skate area, and a pump track for cycling. The property enjoys convenient access to central Strängnäs, Mariefred, and Eskilstuna. Stockholm can be reached in approximately one hour by car. Bus connections are available to Strängnäs and Läggesta Station, where trains continue towards Stockholm and Eskilstuna. Despite being a smaller town, Stallarholmen offers a good range of services including a grocery store, inn, restaurants, and bakery. A wider selection of shopping and services can be found in Strängnäs and nearby towns. Welcome to a home close to tranquility, water, and nature, while still within comfortable reach of Stockholm and other larger cities!

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

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

Welcome to a beautiful turn-of-the-century villa dating from 1909, set on a child-friendly plot in sought-after Betsede. The house underwent a careful yet extensive renovation in 2022, retaining its period character and charm. An extension to the northern part of the house was completed in 2026. The entrance level features a Marbodal kitchen with Siemens appliances and a dining area accommodating 10 to 12 guests. The spacious living room has a wood-burning stove, large mullioned windows and direct access to the south-facing terrace, complete with an outdoor kitchen and hot tub. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, with the master bedroom offering direct access to a large balcony overlooking Betsedeviken. The home also includes a fully tiled bathroom with both shower and bathtub, a guest WC with shower, and a spacious laundry room with a secondary entrance. Generous built-in storage is found throughout the house. The property has municipal water and sewage, fibre-optic broadband and a Plejd system for automated control of both indoor and outdoor lighting. The generous 2,900 sq m plot features level lawns and a landscaped garden with integrated lighting. Mature oak trees and several fruit trees, including apple and pear, add to the established character of the grounds. The garage includes additional storage, while the upper floor provides a separate guest apartment with two rooms and a WC. This space is ideal for use as a home office, guest accommodation or multi-generational living. The opportunity to arrange a boat berth is available through the local joint property association’s shared jetties. The area offers an idyllic coastal setting, beautiful walking paths and a strong sense of community. A bathing beach, football pitch and pétanque court are all found nearby. A pleasant promenade follows the shoreline, while woodland and open meadows are within easy reach for those who enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle. Despite the tranquil and idyllic surroundings, the city is easily accessible. Gustavsberg is just a five-minute drive away, with direct buses reaching Slussen in approximately 26 minutes. Please register your interest for a viewing with the estate agent.

A House by the Sea, in a Setting Beyond Compare There are homes by the sea, and then there are places where the sea becomes part of the house itself. On Gullholmen, in the heart of one of Bohuslän’s most distinctive and beloved coastal communities, stands this classic white archipelago house with an almost unparalleled relationship to the water. Here, the house meets the jetty, the jetty meets the sea, and boats pass directly outside. This is a home where the archipelago is not viewed from a distance, but experienced from the front row. The house is known as a so-called Norway House and was most likely built around 1911. For more than a century, it has formed part of Gullholmen’s characteristic built environment and still bears clear traces of its history. Original wooden floors, traditional carpentry, beadboard panelling, doors and period details have been carefully preserved and complemented with a sensitive approach. The result is a home where authenticity has never had to give way to comfort. The middle floor comprises the kitchen and generous reception areas, with a fireplace and windows facing several directions. The layout has the natural flow and variation characteristic of traditional archipelago houses, with rooms unfolding into one another and constantly changing views towards the island and the sea. The former veranda has been opened up, allowing more light and the surrounding landscape to become part of the interior. Upstairs, the private quarters continue with three bedrooms, a family room, WC and an additional fireplace. Over the years, the attic has been developed with great respect for the house’s original character, with the ambition that the additional rooms should feel as though they had always been part of the house. Yet it is perhaps when descending to water level that the property’s truly exceptional character becomes most apparent. Beneath the residence is the former storage building, now transformed into an exceptional boathouse with an atmosphere that would be difficult to recreate. It includes a kitchen, sauna, WC and bedroom, while elements of its original character have been carefully retained. Traces of previous generations and the house’s maritime history remain present throughout the space. When the doors are opened towards the jetty, the boundary between indoors and outdoors almost disappears. The boathouse becomes a summer room directly beside the sea, ideal for long lunches, late dinners, swimming, boat trips and quiet evenings as the light lingers across the water. This is also how the current owners describe life here: during the summer, much of their time is spent in the boathouse and out on the jetty. The private jetty, with space for up to four boats, further reinforces the feeling of a complete archipelago lifestyle. The property lies immediately beside the main waterway, where sailing boats, motorboats and local archipelago traffic pass on their way out towards the open sea. In published articles, the setting has aptly been described as a place where boats almost seem to pass through the living room, an expression of just how remarkably close the house is to the water. As a further rarity, the property also includes a small garden plot with lilacs and old-fashioned perennials, something highly unusual among Gullholmen’s dense and rocky surroundings. This is therefore more than a house by the sea. It is a place with its own rhythm and a history that can still be felt within its walls. A home where the morning can begin with a swim from the jetty, the day continue out on the water and the evening end by the fire as boats pass just outside. A rare opportunity to acquire an authentic piece of Gullholmen, with the sea as its closest neighbour.

Just a short walk from the shoreline in Mellbystrand, this newly built single-storey villa is defined by clear architectural discipline and a rigorous approach to construction. The 175 sq m residence is the result of a consistently executed process in which structure, materials and light work together in a cohesive expression, from the sound-insulated roof construction to the sliding glass doors that open the interior towards the surrounding nature. The gable window was specially designed and manufactured by Hajom, while the remaining sliding glass sections are by Schüco, carefully integrated with the timber deck extending along two sides of the house, capturing both morning and evening light. The outdoor setting includes an integrated spa and well-screened seating areas. The roof is finished with glazed piano tiles, while the house rests on a reinforced concrete slab with underfloor heating throughout. The floor plan is efficient and well balanced, with three bedrooms, including a private master suite with walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom. A second bathroom, separate laundry room, utility room with access to the integrated garage, and a concealed loft area provide practical functionality without compromising the overall design. The Ballingslöv kitchen is equipped with a wine cooler, open stainless-steel shelving, glass display shelving and a stone composite worktop. Timber and concrete beams run throughout the interior, reinforcing the architectural backbone of the house. This is a type of residence rarely built for speculative purposes, but rather a home where site-specific design, technical quality and aesthetic precision converge in a setting designed to endure over time. With its coastal setting, understated architecture and consistently high standard of execution, this villa offers a way of living that is truly exceptional. Here, you can live year-round with the sea within sight, nature immediately beyond the property and everyday life thoughtfully arranged. Preschools, schools and local services are within easy reach, while the E6 motorway is just a few minutes away, providing convenient access to Halmstad, Båstad and Helsingborg. Living in Mellbystrand is not simply about choosing a place to call home. It is a conscious choice of quality of life, tranquillity and accessibility, all brought together in one setting.

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

Welcome to a tastefully renovated home where exceptional quality, carefully selected materials and generous living spaces create a truly outstanding residence. The house is thoughtfully arranged over two floors, with abundant natural light and inviting spaces for entertaining and socialising. There are currently four bedrooms, with the possibility of creating two additional rooms, as well as three bathrooms and a guest WC. The private, secluded south-facing garden forms a natural extension of the home. The entrance level features beautiful and functional living spaces, with several glazed doors providing direct access to the garden. The floor comprises a high-end kitchen, a generous cloakroom, a master bedroom with en suite bathroom, an additional bedroom and bathroom, as well as a guest WC and laundry room. The upper floor offers two spacious bedrooms, a hall with ample space for furnishings and a stylish bathroom. The beautifully landscaped and easy-to-maintain garden is a private oasis in a prime south-facing position. Generous terraces and a jacuzzi create a wonderful holiday atmosphere, while expansive lawns, beautiful planting and thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces provide plenty of room for entertaining, play and relaxation. The location in Stocksund is highly desirable, adjacent to Gränsgärdet and local sports facilities, with easy access to both Stockholm and Djursholm. The area is particularly popular with families, thanks to its proximity to preschools, schools and a wide range of recreational activities. Stocksund centre is within convenient reach, while excellent transport links provide easy access to the extensive range of services and amenities in Djursholm, Mörby Centrum and Täby Centrum. The house has undergone a pre-purchase inspection, and the inspection report is available upon request.

Welcome to Skogsö, one of Saltsjöbaden’s most sought-after and nature-rich areas. Here, a unique combination of archipelago charm, proximity to the water and peaceful surroundings awaits. Despite its secluded and scenic setting, excellent transport links provide easy access to central Stockholm. This magnificent two-storey villa of 260 sq m, built in 2001, is beautifully situated on a generous 2,445 sq m plot with views over the water. The villa borders a large nature reserve, bringing nature literally to your doorstep. The setting is quiet and peaceful, with complete privacy and no direct overlooking of the property. The heart of the home is the spacious living room, where the generous ceiling height creates an impressive sense of light and volume. The striking masonry fireplace is an integral part of the home’s distinctive architecture and is particularly impressive in its height. Adjacent is a spacious kitchen with ample work surfaces and plenty of room for large dinner gatherings. The entrance level also features a home office, a full bathroom and a laundry room. Upstairs, there is a family room/TV room and four bedrooms. The master bedroom offers an exceptional sense of space and is bathed in natural light thanks to windows facing three directions. The upper floor also features a generous bathroom and a dressing room. The large plot has been thoughtfully landscaped with several outdoor seating areas, allowing you to follow the sun from morning until evening. The property also includes a guest house, garden shed and boules court. There are excellent parking facilities with space for several vehicles. This is a home for those seeking something truly out of the ordinary – a villa with distinctive architecture, generous social spaces and a beautiful natural setting. Just a two-minute walk from the water, where a boat berth can be offered. The annual cost of the boat berth is only SEK 750.

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!

The house welcomes you with an entrance hall featuring a substantial tiled floor, an impressive solid oak front door and frosted glass windows that fill the space with generous natural light while ensuring privacy. Adjacent to the entrance is a smaller cloakroom, as well as a guest WC with tiled flooring and washbasin. The living area is the heart of the home – a bright and airy space with an open ceiling rising to the ridge, expansive windows framing the magnificent mountain views, and a circular fireplace with a slate base. Integrated ceiling speakers add to the atmosphere. At the far end of the room is the kitchen, elegantly designed with white cabinetry and high-end appliances, including a hob with an integrated extractor, a Gaggenau oven, a Samsung combination oven, and integrated refrigerator and freezer. The granite worktop adds a robust yet sophisticated touch. The master bedroom on this level is generously proportioned and features a beautiful dark wood feature wall. Via a connecting vestibule, the house’s garage can also be accessed. It is equipped with boot warmers, ample storage, wardrobes, and an additional refrigerator and freezer. The lower level offers a private and peaceful bedroom area. Here you will find a bedroom with a wood-panelled feature wall, as well as a spacious home cinema with carpeting – perfect for film nights after long days on the slopes. This level also houses the technical room with the geothermal heating system and ventilation equipment. The bathroom off the hall features tiled flooring, a copper-toned shower, WC and washbasin. The generous sauna area includes both a shower and a wood-clad sauna, complemented by white mosaic tiles and grey tiled flooring. An additional bedroom with a double bed and wood-panelled feature wall is also found on this level, together with a separate utility room equipped with an alarm system. Outdoors, a private spa provides the perfect place to unwind in the warm water after a day in the mountains. The upper floor is reached via a hall featuring a roof lantern that fills the entire level with natural light. Here, the master suite enjoys exceptional views across the surrounding mountain ranges, together with a dressing room featuring carpeting and bespoke fitted wardrobes. A bathroom with dark tiled flooring and walls, shower, washbasin, WC and bidet completes the suite. Also on this level is a generously sized guest room with three single beds and direct access to a balcony, once again offering spectacular views. Adjacent is a bathroom with white mosaic tiles, shower, WC and washbasin. A well-planned laundry room is accessed from the hall and features a black granite worktop, ample linen cupboards, washing machine and tumble dryer, as well as a practical storage room. The property is part of the Björnen and Fröåvägen joint property association. The fees include water and sewage, TV, broadband, snow clearing, waste collection and gritting. Åre Björnen, situated east of Åre, offers excellent ski slopes while providing easy access to the entire Åre ski area, just around the corner via the Sadelexpressen or Getvalsliften lifts. Approximately 200 metres from the house, a snowmobile trail provides access to an extensive network of trails. Just below the house are extensive cross-country ski tracks, hiking trails and some of Sweden’s finest XC mountain biking trails, as well as a treetop adventure park and snowmobile trails. The nearby Fröåtjärnen also offers excellent fishing, renowned for its fine Arctic char.

The buildings occupy a beautiful position at the end of the road, creating a wonderfully private setting with nature right on the doorstep. The main residence is arranged over two floors and features a large terrace surrounding the house, together with two separate entrances. Originally built as a semi-detached house, it is today configured as one cohesive residence. The entrance level welcomes you through two separate entrances, opening onto inviting social spaces. One of the living areas features an open ceiling rising to the ridge, creating a wonderful sense of space and framing beautiful views through large panoramic windows. At the centre of the home is a generous and well-equipped kitchen with a central island. The kitchen features two hobs and two ovens, as well as a refrigerator, freezer and two dishwashers. Tasteful materials and stone worktops contribute to the refined and exclusive feel. Directly adjacent to the kitchen is an inviting dining area. The entrance level also comprises a gym, two double bedrooms, two fully tiled bathrooms, two separate utility/technical rooms, a walk-in wardrobe and additional storage. The upper floor is accessed via stairs from each of the respective entrance halls and offers generous entertaining spaces, with an open view down towards the living area on the entrance level. Here you will find a meeting room/billiards room, as well as a wonderful relaxation area with a sauna and breathtaking westerly views. A staircase from the relaxation area leads down to two outdoor spas, providing ample space for larger groups. There are also two showers, a WC and washbasin, all set within a tastefully fully tiled environment. The upper floor offers eight bedrooms, including three double bedrooms, one of which is the master suite, as well as five rooms with bunk beds, each featuring a double bed on the lower level. There is also a fully tiled bathroom with sauna and showers. At the entrance to the property are two generously sized garage buildings, constructed on concrete slabs and featuring generous ceiling heights and separate storage areas. There is ample space for snowmobiles, quad bikes and other recreational vehicles. The garage furthest from the house also includes a basement level with a technical room housing a backup generator. In the event of a power outage, this helps ensure continued operation of the property. The property is sold fully furnished with furniture from Slettvoll, renowned for its exclusive and inviting Scandinavian style. The property enjoys an attractive location close to central Idre, with convenient access to both local amenities and a wide range of year-round activities. In Idre village, you will find grocery stores, restaurants, cafés and other everyday services. During the winter season, excellent alpine skiing is available at Idre Fjäll, Idre Himmelfjäll and Fjätervålen, all within easy reach, together with an extensive network of cross-country skiing and snowmobile trails. During the summer months, the area offers excellent opportunities for hiking, cycling, fishing and golf, among other activities. Idrefjällens Golfklubb features a scenic 18-hole course with mountain views, as well as a driving range, practice facilities, restaurant and golf shop. The combination of proximity to Idre village, the surrounding mountain resorts and the area’s extensive range of activities makes this an attractive setting for both private use and commercial lodge or rental operations, with excellent potential to attract guests throughout much of the year.

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

Welcome to this unique property in beautifully restored condition, situated on its own private peninsula by Lake Uttran, specifically at Utterkalven. Here, classic turn-of-the-century architecture blends seamlessly with generous living spaces and a profound proximity to the water that defines the entire estate. This home offers an exceptionally secluded position at the very tip of the peninsula, with the water as your closest neighbor. In addition to the 465 square meters of living area , there is a 196 square meter fully finished basement featuring a guest room, billiard room, wine cellar, music studio, and a sauna with a relaxation area. The 43 square meter double garage features a rooftop terrace accessible directly from the kitchen. The house boasts a combined total of 140 square meters of terraces and balconies , along with a beautiful pool with a retractable cover embedded within a 120 square meter pool deck, and a unique floating sauna moored at the private dock. The entire property was fully renovated between 2017 and 2019 , covering drainage, electrical systems, plumbing, heating, and landscaping. The flexible layout easily allows for up to at least 9 bedrooms . The entrance floor offers a formal dining room and a generous living room adjacent to the kitchen, plus a library, art studio, and home office. The upper floor consists of a family wing with several bedrooms and a master terrace, while the attic level features a gym with balcony access. Located in idyllic Uttran, you live close to scenic forests and green surroundings, while Stockholm remains within easy commuting distance . Excellent schools, preschools, grocery stores, and gyms are all nearby. History of Villa Engwall and Sigridsgården Villa Engwall, also known as Sigridsgården, was built between 1907 and 1910 by Wilhelm Engwall , son of the founder of the trading house behind Gevalia, Sweden's iconic coffee brand. With a vision of creating a southern equivalent to the exclusive suburb of Djursholm, Wilhelm purchased vast lands around Lake Uttran to develop, choosing this magnificent waterfront lot for his own stately manor. When Engwall began selling exclusive plots in 1906, infrastructure was his main selling point. In 1908 , the State Railways opened a stop in Uttran, allowing wealthy Stockholm residents to trade city life for fresh lakeside air without sacrificing a smooth commute. This station operated until 1969 . Until the 1950s, Uttran was nationally renowned for its exceptionally clean, healing air, which led to local sanatoriums being built. From the 1930s to the 1950s, the villa operated as an exclusive summer pension and convalescent home under Sigrid Högström, hence the name Sigridsgården, where Stockholm’s bourgeoisie sought recreation. The founder's legacy lives on today through the neighborhood's turreted turn-of-the-century villas and a local street bearing Engwall's name. The current family took over the historic property in the mid-1980s . Over the past forty years, the villa has been managed with immense reverence, love, and sensitivity. By returning it to its original purpose as a single-family home, they saved a priceless piece of Uttran's cultural history. Thanks to this dedicated ownership, Villa Engwall stands proud today in a rarely seen, beautifully preserved original condition, ready for its next chapter.

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

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

In the sought-after area of Eketånga, just approximately 200 metres from the sea and beach, this generous villa offers 270 sq m of living space and 133 sq m of additional area. Well-planned spaces, high-quality materials and modern features come together in a thoughtfully designed home. The well-equipped kitchen opens onto the spacious social areas and continues towards the pool area. The home offers three bedrooms with the possibility of creating more, a fireplace, a heated 52 sq m swimming pool, jacuzzi, outdoor kitchen and a generous south-facing terrace. A three-car garage, geothermal heating, solar panels, air conditioning, smart home features and an integrated Bose sound system further enhance the property. A coastal home offering a high level of comfort and excellent opportunities for both everyday living and entertaining. Welcome to Soldalsvägen 10!

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.