Bengt Möllare gränd 6

An extended turn-of-the-century dream with soul and history On one of the most sought-after locations in Södra Sandby lies this unique villa where the soul of the turn of the century meets newly built perfection and elegance. This is a home to move straight into! Description A turn-of-the-century home with soul, quality and documented security • Extended inspection carried out with few detailed remarks• Carefully renovated turn-of-the-century villa from 1914• Ground-source heating and thoroughly renewed technical systems• Approximately 900 sqm large and screened plot• New or newly sanded floors and practically unused white goods• Walking distance to schools, preschools, centre and bus station Behind the green framing of Bengt Möllare gränd awaits a rarely well-preserved turn-of-the-century villa where over a hundred years of history meets modern comfort, well-thought-out solutions and a tangible sense of quality. Premium living for those seeking something beyond the ordinary, with genuine materials, architectural finesse and extensive investments already carried out. An extended inspection has been carried out with few detailed remarks, giving the next owner an unusually good basis for decision-making and extra security before the purchase. Together with the house's renewed technical systems, this creates a home where the soul of the turn of the century can be enjoyed without compromising today's demands for function and convenience. The house was built in 1914 by master builder Hammarlund and has since been part of Södra Sandby's history. Through generations, the home has been characterised by craftsmanship, warmth and personality. Original windows with cast glass let the light fall in with soft refractions and create that special atmosphere only older houses can offer. The handmade gates, the linseed-oil-painted joinery, the English bathroom details and the over 200-year-old tiled stove from a Scanian farm all tell their own story. During the 21st century, the property has undergone extensive renovations and extensions with a clear ambition to preserve the house's original character while raising comfort to a modern level. Here, not only the surfaces have been refined. The major and costly investments have also been taken care of. Roof, roofing felt and battens have been replaced, while electricity, plumbing and the waterborne heating system have been thoroughly renewed. The property is efficiently heated with ground-source heating, and the heat pump is still covered by a valid operating insurance. The result is a solid and well-cared-for home where classic materials meet modern solutions in a natural way. The floor plan offers generous social spaces, several bedrooms and beautiful sightlines between the original part and the extension. New and newly sanded floors reinforce the sense of quality and give the home a uniform and well-maintained expression. A special quality is the close contact between the house and the garden. No fewer than three exits lead directly to the terrace, two of them from the children's rooms. This creates an unusually lively and functional everyday life where the boundary between indoors and outdoors is blurred during the warmer months of the year. The kitchen is the natural heart of the home. Here, older original joinery coexists with bespoke solutions and modern functionality. Black granite, period-appropriate fittings and carefully selected materials create a warm and inviting atmosphere. In addition, white goods are offered that are practically unused. Throughout the home, an unusually consistent choice of materials is evident, where the details maintain the same high level regardless of room. Taps from Mora Classic, bakelite switches, fittings, handles, bathtubs and interior details from Byggfabriken interact and reinforce the genuine turn-of-the-century feel. The extension from 2013 blends elegantly with the older part and adds light, space and function without compromising the house's character. Here there are also beautiful reclaimed details from older properties in Malmö and the Sandby area, which further reinforces the sense of authenticity and care. Outdoors awaits an approximately 900 square metre large, screened and lush plot. Gravel from the Dalby quarry, Siberian larch and classic plantings shape an environment with an almost continental feel. Here there is plenty of room for long dinners on the terrace, play on the lawn and quiet mornings in the sun. The location makes everyday life as comfortable as the home is beautiful. Within a short walking distance there are several preschools and schools up to ninth grade, outdoor swimming, sports halls, town-centre services and a bus station with frequent connections to Lund, Brunnshög and Ideon. For the active, there is also tennis, golf and Skrylle's popular outdoor recreation area within a comfortable cycling distance. This is a home for those who seek the aesthetics of the turn of the century but at the same time value documented security, energy-efficient heating and modern technical systems. A carefully renovated premium villa with soul, history and an unusually consistent approach to craftsmanship, where every choice has been made with respect for the building's origins. Interior HallwayAlready at the entrance, one is met by the house's unique character where classic materials, solid details and careful colour scheme create a warm and welcoming first impression. Floors in beautiful Höganäs clinker and period-appropriate joinery set the tone for the rest of the home. There is plenty of room for hanging and storage, while the light from the older windows gives the hallway a soft and lively expression. KitchenThe kitchen is a home to gather in and bears clear traces of the house's history. Here, original cabinets from the early 20th century coexist with bespoke solutions developed by interior joiners based on the original templates. The black granite worktop creates an elegant contrast to the wheat-grey doors and the classic details. The kitchen offers generous work surfaces, good storage and room for large dinners with family and friends. Light streams in through the older windows with their beautiful cast glass, giving the room a special atmosphere. Living roomThe large living room invites both social gatherings and quiet evenings in front of the tiled stove. There is plenty of room for several furnishing options, and the room is characterised by beautiful floors, period details and harmonious colour choices. The tiled stove, which is over 200 years old and brought from a Scanian farm, becomes a natural focal point and reinforces the genuine turn-of-the-century feel. Dining areaAdjacent to the kitchen and living room is a natural dining area where large gatherings easily fit. The combination of older charm and modern solutions creates a warm and inviting environment for both everyday life and celebrations. BedroomsThe home's bedrooms are peaceful and personal with beautiful light inflows and consistently solid material choices. On the upper floor, the sloping ceilings, the deep window niches and the well-thought-out colour scheme create a cosy and harmonious feel. In the newer part, the bedrooms feature beautiful oak parquet from Kährs and views of the lush garden. Upper-floor family roomOn the upper floor there is a generous family room with charming angles and visible details that reinforce the house's character. There is room for a TV room, library or workspace depending on needs. The light from the roof window and the older windows creates a fantastic room with both spaciousness and personality. BathroomsThe home offers three stylish and fully tiled bathrooms where classic English details meet modern function. Washbasins and toilets from Twyford and Burlington interact with carefully selected clinker and period-appropriate fittings from the Mora Classic series. All bathrooms are built with waterproofing according to current regulations and are characterised by solid materials and high quality. BasementThe basement offers practical spaces and beautiful sawn brick floors that further reinforce the home's genuine feel. There is room for storage, hobbies or a wine cellar depending on wishes. Garden and patioThe lush and screened garden is framed by handmade gates and classic material choices. The Siberian larch terrace becomes a natural place for summer dinners and long evenings. Here, greenery, stone paving from the Dalby quarry and historical details coexist in a harmonious environment with clear character and soul