Askims övergårdsväg 4B

Stylishly renovated 1960s villa with preserved architecture, soul and modern comfort. In a sheltered position on a cul-de-sac lies this characterful and attractive 1960s villa. Exciting split-level design, generous glass sections and well-planned social spaces create an unusually fine interplay between indoors and outdoors. Description Welcome to a characterful and attractive 1960s villa in Askim, stylishly and carefully renovated. Here, period architecture, generous spaces and modern comfort meet in a home that over the years has been cared for and developed with respect for its original character.The villa is an architect-designed Hjältevadshus from 1967 and is characterised by the clean lines of the 1960s, large window sections and well-thought-out level differences. The house is arranged over two levels with a basement, creating a natural flow through the home, fine sightlines and a clear division between social and private areas. At the same time, throughout the home there is a strong connection with the greenery outside. Here the garden is not just something you look at through the windows – it becomes part of the living experience. With its approximately 290 sqm, the home offers a rare combination of space, flexibility and comfort. There are up to four bedrooms, several living rooms and generous social areas that can easily be adapted to the family's different needs.The social heart of the home is the tastefully renovated kitchen with a kitchen island, generous work surfaces and ample storage. Kitchen, dining area and living room interact in an open and inviting environment where the large glass sections provide a beautiful flow of light and allow the gaze to continue out towards the garden and the orangery. The spacious orangery with its beautiful slate floor and generous glass sections becomes a natural extension of the home's social spaces and connects the house with the garden. From here you reach the sheltered inner courtyard with outdoor kitchen and barbecue area – a cosy place for long meals, relaxation and socialising from early spring until well into autumn. In the inner courtyard grow both a magnificent magnolia tree and a beautiful silver pear tree.Softly shaped boxwood balls, bamboo, Japanese maple and gravelled paths evoke thoughts of the calm and simplicity of the Japanese garden. Various types of Japanese grasses provide height, movement and a beautifully shifting expression through the seasons, while the newly planted exclusive yew hedge creates structure and an evergreen frame.At the back hides a sunken herb garden, its own little green world brimming with vitality and offering fine opportunities for herbs, vegetables and your own growing projects. The private part of the house contains four pleasant bedrooms as well as a generous living room with access to the balcony overlooking the lush garden. Adjacent to the master bedroom is a stylish fully tiled bathroom with double vanity and shower/bathtub. There is also a walk-through room that is excellent as a home office, library or dressing room. A second bathroom complements this part of the home.The separate entrance, from the house's former generations' section, creates additional flexibility and fine opportunities for, for example, teenage living, guests, a home office or your own business.Half a flight of stairs down awaits yet another inviting social space where the masonry stove contributes warmth and character. There is also a spacious relaxation area with sauna, shower and WC, as well as a well-planned laundry room and generous storage options in several large spaces. The villa has over the years been renovated with great care and with respect for the original architecture. Preserved qualities from the 1960s interact with modern material choices and functions, creating a personal home with soul, character and high comfort.It is the whole that makes the house special – the 1960s architecture, the split levels, the light, the orangery, the sheltered inner courtyard and the lush garden together form a living environment where the boundary between indoors and outdoors is blurred. A home to live in, socialise in and long to come home to.