luxury villa with terrace for sale Höör, Sweden

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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

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.

"Färegården" in Mellbystrand – a luxurious summer retreat in a prime beachfront location A rare opportunity now presents itself to acquire this property, "Färegården" in Mellbystrand, situated in a prime position overlooking the beach in the idyllic summer destination of Mellbystrand. The estate, which is exceptionally well-maintained and has been continuously renovated to excellent condition, is a renowned and historic landmark with origins dating back to 1892.

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.