Burevägen 11

In a high and south-facing location on Burevägen stands this representative villa, built in the early 1900s and carefully renovated in 2009–2010 under heritage supervision. Here, timeless elegance meets modern comfort in a residence of 411 sqm living area and 110 sqm ancillary area spread over four levels. The renovation was characterized by respect for the house’s history with materials of the highest quality – solid wood, linseed oil paints, and eco-insulation – while the electricity, water, and sewage systems were renewed. The result is a home with genuine character and solid construction techniques that combine the classic with the modern. The representative part of the house consists of the magnificent social areas where four rooms in a row create an unusually generous whole. The library, living room, dining room, and salon are connected by double doors and large windows in three directions that fill the rooms with light. Here, period details such as open fireplaces, herringbone parquet, and high ceilings meet. From the dining room, the south-facing veranda can be accessed, extending the spaces into the garden. The country-style kitchen is custom-built with plenty of work surfaces, a dining area, and direct access to the garden – a natural gathering point for family and friends. The upper floor houses the family’s bedrooms with dressing rooms, balconies, a tiled stove, and two bathrooms. In the basement, there is a spa with a sauna, wine cellar, pantry, laundry areas, and a separate entrance, while the attic accommodates an office and a safe room. The garden is a lush oasis with majestic oaks and pines, old apple trees, rhododendrons, a small pond, and a playhouse in original condition. The leafy and secluded environment creates a sense of rural tranquility, despite the central location. A unique residence where history, quality, and location interact in a way that is rarely offered.