Charming Coastal Home With Two Guest Houses

Nestled in the peaceful surroundings of Hästedalen, this beautifully maintained white timber home is accompanied by two separate guest houses, all set within an enchanting garden where part of the original residence dates back to the nineteenth century. A sense of tranquillity defines the property, with sheltered terraces, mature planting and inviting outdoor spaces designed for relaxed living and effortless entertaining.

To the rear of the main house, a private courtyard features an elevated timber deck with an outdoor kitchen, creating an intimate setting for long summer lunches, seafood dinners and evenings with family and friends. Together, the principal residence and its two guest houses provide generous accommodation for extended family, visiting guests or multigenerational living.

The garden gently rises across the region’s characteristic granite outcrops, where wildflowers flourish among the rocks. A short walk to the hilltop behind the property rewards you with sweeping views over the surrounding landscape and ever-changing coastal light.

The main residence has been thoughtfully extended over the years and now offers seven rooms, kitchen, two bathrooms, a balcony, terraces and west-facing outdoor spaces. Both guest houses are fully self-contained, each with its own kitchen, bathroom and private terrace. The larger guest house features open-plan living, two bedrooms and an additional loft sleeping area, while the smaller offers an open-plan studio layout. A practical storage building beside the main terrace provides ample space for outdoor furniture, equipment and seasonal storage.

Life in Hästedalen revolves around the sea. A short stroll leads to the waterfront, where swimming, diving and a newly built sauna create the perfect setting for year-round coastal living. The charming fishing villages of Ulebergshamn and Hunnebostrand are both within easy walking or cycling distance, offering restaurants, cafés, local shops, fresh seafood and the authentic atmosphere for which Sweden’s west coast is renowned.