luxury villas with terrace for sale Helsingborg, Sweden

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.

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!

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 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.