Djurgårdsvägen 158 C & D

With a highly sought-after location on southern Djurgården, surrounded by greenery and with immediate proximity to the water, this fantastically beautiful and characterful leasehold dating back to the late 1700s consists of a detached house over two floors with a separate adjoining apartment section. The location itself is something truly special – a combination of proximity to beautiful nature, historic buildings, and at the same time within walking distance to the city’s central parts and a rich range of services.
The large residence is characterized by fine preserved original details and generous social areas in a row where several open fireplaces give the rooms weight and atmosphere. The living room, with light coming in from three directions, opens up to the dining room and further to the library, creating a natural and representative sequence of rooms. Half a flight up is the kitchen with a dining area adjacent. The upper floor accommodates two bedrooms and a lounge with a tiled stove, as well as a bathroom. From one of the bedrooms, there is a magical view over Stockholm’s inlet and the passing boat traffic.
The adjoining smaller apartment is a valuable addition and creates flexibility for multi-generational living, guests, or rental. Two floors with their own social areas, fireplaces, and two bedrooms make it a fully-fledged residence within the home. Windows facing west provide a nice influx of light with sun from early afternoon to late evening. Directly outside the front door is a newly laid patio in limestone.
The large residence has its own garden with flat grassy areas on two levels, paved paths, plantings, and beautiful maintenance trees. Private garage. The leasehold has been owned by the same family since the late 1920s. A rarely recurring opportunity to acquire an exceptionally fine and charming home in the best possible location on Royal Djurgården.