A Historic Farm With Exceptional Potential In The Heart Of Kullabygden

Welcome to Brunnby 1:1, a historic farm offering exceptional potential in the heart of Kullabygden.

Located in historic Brunnby, whose origins date back to the 12th century, this unique farm estate occupies one of Kullabygden’s most sought-after locations. Brunnby 1:1, situated at Norra Kustväg 1009, is now offered for sale in a rare opportunity to acquire a truly distinctive property. Beautifully positioned in the centre of the village, the estate borders the renowned and culturally significant Brunnby Church and is surrounded by the open agricultural landscape for which the area is so highly regarded.

Here, history, nature and future potential come together in a property offering excellent conditions for farming, business ventures, tourism and hospitality, animal husbandry or multigenerational living. The area is characterised by a thriving entrepreneurial spirit, convenient access to local services, outstanding natural surroundings and a rich cultural scene.

The property currently comprises approximately 46 hectares of land. According to the current agricultural subsidy application, the land consists of 34.2 hectares of arable land, 4 hectares of woodland, 1.3 hectares of pasture and 6.6 hectares of other land. Approximately 3 hectares of arable land will be subdivided and transferred to the church for a future burial ground and a pedestrian and cycle path. The approximately 4 hectares of oak woodland and 1.3 hectares of pasture are not included in the sale.

The well-planned residence of approximately 150 sq m underwent extensive renovation in two phases, in 2019 and 2021, and offers modern living while retaining the property’s traditional farmhouse character.

The farm also includes a substantial stable building of approximately 600 sq m, comprising a farm shop, cold-storage room, storage areas and a partially completed function venue with considerable development potential. The entire loft is currently unfinished, offering further opportunities for anyone wishing to expand the business.

In addition, there is a machinery shed and covered areas for loose housing, providing a total of approximately 900 sq m. A short distance from the main farmstead is a separate sheep pasture with an accompanying sheep shelter.

Most recently, the property has been used for beef cattle production and operated with its own farm shop. However, it is well suited to a wide variety of business ventures and lifestyle aspirations.

The current owner is the Diocese of Lund. The property is sold subject to a disclaimer clause. The seller’s preference is to sell the property in its entirety but may consider selling individual parts separately.

This is a property for those seeking something truly out of the ordinary—a place where histo