Un sueño veraniego en el sur de Gotland Un sueño veraniego en una zona rural del sur de Gotland, que data de 1780, con una hermosa casa de dos pisos, bien conservada y llena de detalles de época, enclavada en un exuberante jardín con un bulhus tradicional de Gotland. Conduzco despacio por el verde paisaje de principios de verano de Gotland y, una vez que llego, paso por la acogedora puerta de
A Gotland Summer Dream in Southern Gotland
A rurally situated summer dream in southern Gotland, dating back to 1780, with a beautiful, well-preserved two-story house full of period details, nestled in a lush garden with a traditional Gotland bulhus.
I drive slowly through the early summer-green landscape of Gotland, and once I arrive, I step through the welcoming gate in
Un sueño veraniego en el sur de Gotland Un sueño veraniego en una zona rural del sur de Gotland, que data de 1780, con una hermosa casa de dos pisos, bien conservada y llena de detalles de época, enclavada en un exuberante jardín con un bulhus tradicional de Gotland. Conduzco despacio por el verde paisaje de principios de verano de Gotland y, una vez que llego, paso por la acogedora puerta de la cerca que rodea la pequeña granja. Hoy estoy solo aquí e inmediatamente me siento a escuchar el canto del ruiseñor en la esquina este del jardín, justo detrás del hermoso y característico bulhus con techo de paja.
Hoy, 12 de mayo, sale el sol, tras una primavera inusualmente fría. Me siento en la losa de piedra caliza que hay frente a la puerta principal de la casa principal, de paredes encaladas, y simplemente lo contemplo todo. Un abejorro zumba en el rosal que acaba de abrir sus hojas, y una golondrina tiene polluelos escondidos bajo las tejas del tejado, en la cresta del ala roja. Las lilas están a punto de florecer y están repletas de cogollos morados y blancos. Ahora, el verano está a la vuelta de la esquina y los vientos cálidos llenan la casa de vida tras su letargo invernal.
A Gotland Summer Dream in Southern Gotland
A rurally situated summer dream in southern Gotland, dating back to 1780, with a beautiful, well-preserved two-story house full of period details, nestled in a lush garden with a traditional Gotland bulhus.
I drive slowly through the early summer-green landscape of Gotland, and once I arrive, I step through the welcoming gate in the fence that surrounds the small homestead. Today, I’m alone here, and I immediately settle down to listen to the nightingale singing in the eastern corner of the garden, just behind the beautiful, characteristic bulhus with its thatched roof.
Today, on the 12th of May, the sun is out, showing itself after an unusually chilly spring. I sit on the limestone slab outside the front doors of the whitewashed main house and simply take it all in. A bumblebee buzzes in the rosebush that has just unfolded its leaves, and a swallow has chicks tucked under the roof tiles at the ridge of the red wing. The lilacs are about to bloom, heavy with purple and white buds. Now, summer stands at the doorstep, and warm winds fill the house with life after its winter slumber.
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