The villa, with a total of 294 sqm, has been fully renovated to absolute top condition with excellent material choices and a consistent harmonious color scheme. In the basement level, there is an entrance hall, guest toilet, two bedrooms, a family room, sauna, shower, laundry room, geothermal heating & ventilation system, as well as a double garage. Through a stylish staircase to the uppe
The villa, with a total of 294 sqm, has been fully renovated to absolute top condition with excellent material choices and a consistent harmonious color scheme. In the basement level, there is an entrance hall, guest toilet, two bedrooms, a family room, sauna, shower, laundry room, geothermal heating & ventilation system, as well as a double garage. Through a stylish staircase to the upper level, we reach the social area with the functions kitchen - dining room - living room in an open bright layout with exits to the sun decks, master bedroom en suite, and walk-in closet. In the garden, there are large wooden decks, pergolas, and birches. Attached storage of 23 sqm. Parking spaces. Low operating costs. This modernist villa is one of architect Gunnar Serneblad’s most notable works in modern times. The house was designed in a typical, uncompromising 1970s modernism with large glass sections that blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors, open spaces, and period-typical interiors. The villa has been recognized in international architecture forums. Mid-century modern is a design style that primarily emerged during the 1940s to 1960s and is characterized by: Clean, simple lines Organic forms and geometric elements Natural wood Minimalist decor Functional and practical design Warm neutral tones