Zoned Private Island Development With Infrastructure – Björnsholmen Marina
45.67 Ac lot
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About the Property
A rare opportunity to acquire a fully zoned and infrastructure-ready private island development in northern Sweden, just outside Skellefteå.
The bankruptcy estate comprises 18 properties, designated Skellefteå Ytterursviken 35:2 – 35:21, excluding 35:8 and 35:9. Two plots (No. 18 and 19) have been sold prior to bankruptcy and are not included. Plot 18 is already developed with a high-end
A rare opportunity to acquire a fully zoned and infrastructure-ready private island development in northern Sweden, just outside Skellefteå.
The bankruptcy estate comprises 18 properties, designated Skellefteå Ytterursviken 35:2 – 35:21, excluding 35:8 and 35:9. Two plots (No. 18 and 19) have been sold prior to bankruptcy and are not included. Plot 18 is already developed with a high-end villa.
There is an opportunity, through separate negotiation, to acquire the existing villa and the adjacent waterfront property, currently owned outside the bankruptcy estate:
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The offering includes 17 residential plots and one parent property. The parent property consists of surrounding land and is not intended for residential construction.
Total area is approximately 34.12 hectares, including land and water.
According to the zoning plan:
Main building up to 150 sqm
Secondary building up to 50 sqm
Infrastructure is largely completed with roads, bridge access, and utilities in place. Water and sewage connection fees are already paid via joint facility, and several plots are already connected.
Remaining infrastructure work is limited,
Purchase Process
The property is offered for sale as part of a bankruptcy estate through a structured tender (bid) process.
Interested parties are invited to submit offers for the entire property portfolio, including:
- Proposed purchase price - Intended timeline for completion - Any conditions attached to the offer
The bankruptcy administrator retains full discretion and reserves the right to accept or reject any offer, or to negotiate with one or more bidders.
The sale is conducted on an “as is” basis, and buyers are expected to carry out their own due diligence prior to submitting an offer.
Offers are not binding until formally accepted by the bankruptcy estate.