The main house is arranged over two floors with a partially finished basement. The current owners, whose family has owned the property for several generations, have used the house as two separate apartments, although it works equally well as a charming single-family home. The entrance level comprises a glazed veranda with sliding doors, a hallway, kitchen with dining area, shower room and separ
The main house is arranged over two floors with a partially finished basement. The current owners, whose family has owned the property for several generations, have used the house as two separate apartments, although it works equally well as a charming single-family home. The entrance level comprises a glazed veranda with sliding doors, a hallway, kitchen with dining area, shower room and separate WC, as well as several reception rooms. Among these is a spacious drawing room with high ceilings and direct access to the glazed veranda. A number of original features have been preserved, including a tiled stove, wood-burning stove, traditional painted panelling and timber floors.
A separate entrance from the veranda leads via a cloakroom hall and staircase to the upper floor. Here there is a hallway, two bedrooms, one of which has access to a balcony, a kitchen with dining area, as well as a shower room and WC. This floor also retains its period character, with timber floors, traditional painted panelling, dado panelling, a cast-iron stove and wood-burning stove.
The basement includes, among other things, an older laundry room with a cast concrete floor, storage areas, a weaving room and a traditional bakehouse. The fireplaces and stoves in the building are currently subject to a prohibition on use.
When we meet you for the first time - perhaps when you’re about to buy your first apartment- we regard that mee
When we meet you for the first time - perhaps when you’re about to buy your first apartment- we regard that meeting as the start of a long friendship. It may sound obvious, but we believe in satisfied clients. We like nothing better than when a previous buyer or seller rings us up for our expert advice on a new matter. That’s when we know we’ve done a good job. We like to develop a lifelong relationship with every client, to go through life’s various phases together - from your apartment in town to your detached house in the leafy suburbs, your dream home by the sea, up to the day when you might inherit a property that you need help to dispose of. Most things in life come down to trust. In our closest personal relationships, in the way we bring up our children, or in our relationship with you. That’s what we say when someone asks us about our philosophy. We say that we think in the long term, that we prefer lasting relationships and that the best thing we know is a solid foundation of trust. We’ve noticed that it goes a long way. Best, Lars Andersson, CEO