luxury villas with terrace for sale Skåne County, Sweden

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

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

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

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.

There is now a unique opportunity to acquire one of Båstad’s true gems – “Villa Magnolia”. Situated on one of the town’s most sought-after addresses, right in the heart of Båstad and within walking distance of the beach, harbour, restaurants and vibrant village life, this charming property has been in the same family’s ownership for nearly 40 years. In addition to its own parking space, the residence offers generous living areas and an exceptional opportunity to further develop this wonderful home. The secluded south-west facing garden is truly something out of the ordinary – a lush oasis with beautiful terraces and slate-paved paths, steps and outdoor seating areas. A gently flowing stream running through the property, a small pool and magnificent rhododendrons are among the garden’s many charming features. Over the years, this garden has naturally become a gathering place for the family’s most memorable celebrations, including weddings. A peaceful oasis inviting relaxation, social gatherings and long, balmy summer days in one of Båstad’s most sought-after settings. A very warm welcome to Agardhsgatan 36!

Amid the open landscapes of Söderslätt, where the sky meets gently rolling fields and historic avenues still tell stories of a bygone era, stands this extraordinary Art Nouveau villa, built in 1906 and imbued with the grandeur of a manor house. Commissioned by one of the region’s most successful businessmen during an era defined by optimism, craftsmanship and architectural ambition, the property remains one of the area’s most impressive private residences to this day. This is a house that is not merely beautiful – it was designed to impress. Every detail still conveys the same sense of quality, confidence and craftsmanship that defined the property when it was built more than a century ago. More than a substantial residence of just over 800 square metres of total floor area, this is a lifestyle estate steeped in history, character and an almost manor-like atmosphere. The combination of stately architecture, park-like gardens, a tennis court, apple orchard, greenhouse, party barn and an almost fairytale-like leafy bower creates an ensemble that is exceptionally difficult to find – not only in Vellinge Municipality, but anywhere in southern Sweden. Properties of this calibre rarely come to market. For those seeking something truly exceptional, this represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of Söderslätt’s genuine landmarks, while creating the next chapter in a story that began in 1906. A unique opportunity to own a piece of Skåne’s cultural heritage – preserved, cherished and ready to be carried forward by the next generation.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Lingården - a four-length Scanian farm in 1838 midway between Båstad and Torekov Welcome to beautiful LINGÅRDEN - a built-up farm in a historic setting - midway between Båstad and Torekov. Lingården is one of the few remaining historic rectangular Scanian manors on the Bjäre Peninsula, dating from the 17th century. Here, a totally undisturbed location is offered, in the immediate vicinity of deciduous forest and undulating landscape. Generous plot of 3389 sq m. The living space includes approx. 400 sq.m. plus 150 sq.m. living space, divided into three kitchens, (one in each length) five bedrooms, two bathrooms with shower, several living rooms, gallery with conservatory of over 80 sq.m. and nearly 6 meter ceiling height, skylight and guest toilet . The property has great potential, where only the imagination sets limits and is suitable both for the large family, generational living, business etc.

We are delighted to present this stunning architect-designed home in immaculate condition, located in the serene Torekovs Ängar. This property is truly something extraordinary, boasting exciting architecture and spaciousness, tasteful and exclusive material selections, and smart storage solutions throughout. The calm and muted color scheme features shades of gray-green, white, and beige. From the entrance staircase, you are treated to beautiful views of the sea and Torekov Church. The house was designed by DAP Arkitektbyrå and masterfully combines modern aesthetics with solid quality. The bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged around a large living room and an open-plan kitchen, which includes a spacious kitchen island ideal for both socializing and cooking together. The private garden, bathed in sunlight from its south-facing orientation, provides ample space for children to play. Along the back of the house, there is a large wooden deck that accommodates both a dining area and lounge furniture. Guest house and multiple parking spaces.

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.

Historic Castle-like Villa from 1907 – A Timeless Jewel with a Magnificent Garden Only 20 Minutes from Lund Welcome to an extraordinary castle-inspired villa in National Romantic style from 1907 – a grand residence in a class of its own. With a total area of approximately 1,000 sqm spread across four floors and surrounded by a park-like garden, this property offers a unique combination of historical character, elegance, and modern comfort. This stately turn-of-the-century villa rises with an impressive white-plastered façade, contrasted by a steep hipped tiled roof and half-timbered bay windows. The building is crowned with stepped gables, decorative dormers, and a splendid balcony adorned with cast-iron urns. The grand driveway lined with trees, the manicured hedges, and the monumental natural stone entrance staircase create an imposing first impression upon arrival. The villa has been carefully restored to preserve its original grandeur, showcasing period features such as panelled doors, ornate stucco work, festoons, wall mouldings, ceiling rosettes, wainscoting, fireplaces, generous ceiling heights, and original wooden floors. At the same time, it offers all the modern comforts one could wish for, including multiple bathrooms and walk-in closets, two luxurious kitchens, a wine cellar, billiard room, library, generous reception rooms, and breathtaking bedrooms to accommodate all guests. Welcome to one of Sweden’s most unique residences – a place to fall in love with.

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.

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.