Fasangatan 10

Classic Functionalist villa meets modern architecture! Welcome to this stately and solid Functionalist villa with a modern extension, situated on a beloved corner plot in a westerly position! Description At Fasangatan 10, the timeless lines of the Functionalist house meet a modern, industrially inspired extension, two expressions that together create a home with as much character as soul. The extension welcomes you with its robust expression, immediately setting the tone for a home that dares to be both playful and well-considered. Through this part, you are led on to the house's large living room, which takes over and opens up to light, space and social areas. A staircase leads up to the loft, a flexible space which, together with the separate walk-in closet, offers the possibility of an extra bedroom, studio or workplace. Further into the house's old part from 1940, you are met by beautiful floors, harmonious colour schemes and rooms that each carry their own identity, but where the whole is held together by the quality of the materials and the house's well-thought-out structure. Here, the classic Functionalist style spreads out with its period-typical corner windows and plank floors. The timeless kitchen from Kvänum makes cooking a delight, and the wood-burning stove sets the mood during the darker months of the year. Outside, the home continues to impress. The large corner plot of 804 sqm does not hesitate to impress. Here you are surrounded by greenery from all sides, fruit trees, berry bushes, hedges and plantings that create privacy, seasonal variation and a natural sense of calm. The garden offers figs, peaches, walnut, grapes, plums and even a family apple tree, while raspberries and other berries grow abundantly. In addition, there is a stately mulberry tree on the plot. It is a garden to live in, and the three patios in the east and sunny south-west position let you follow the sun all day. The two spacious storage sheds and generous areas give everyone the opportunity to create their own vision of outdoor living. The location in Lomma is also unbeatable. You live in a quiet and appreciated villa area with proximity to the sea, schools, green areas, transport links and services, while the plot's corner position provides a sense of privacy that is rarely combined with such accessibility. This is a home where you immediately feel that someone has thought things through. A home shaped with care, an eye for detail and respect for both history and the future. Interior When you step into the extension's hall, you are met by a terracotta floor and plastered walls, which immediately give the room a rustic and industrial feel that naturally interacts with the older Functionalist architecture. Here there is practical storage in the form of a hat shelf, and the generous influx of light makes the extension's more modern expression feel both welcoming and characterful. Directly to the left is one of the house's two bathrooms, which was completely renovated in 1997. It is finished with tiled flooring, tiled and plastered walls, recessed spotlights, water-based underfloor heating, a toilet from Ifö, a washbasin, shower and a bespoke storage cabinet. Continuing forward, the room opens up towards the large living room, where the industrial and architectural style grows ever stronger. The room is airy thanks to the high ceiling, and the large window sections face out towards the garden. The living room provides space for several seating groups. From the living room, a staircase leads up to the cosy loft. The loft also has plastered walls and plank floors here, and is currently used as an extra bedroom or family room. Adjacent is a separate walk-in closet, which adds a more private and functional element to this part of the house. The loft's simple yet well-considered expression fits well into the meeting between old and new. As you move on through the ground floor, into the villa's old part, you reach the kitchen and dining area. The kitchen is fitted with a Kvänum kitchen, white fronts with oak details, a laminate worktop with oak edge, a mosaic splashback and oak herringbone parquet. There is room for a larger dining table for eight people or more, and the appliances consist of quality equipment from Miele. A new window and door directly out to the patio have also been installed here in connection with renovations, providing both better light and closer contact with the garden. Next to the kitchen is the home's library/study, a room with a Junkers ship-floor and walls clad with bespoke bookshelves. This room has an entirely unique identity and provides a warm, cosy feel, and can also be converted into a bedroom. The house's remaining bedrooms are gathered in the older part of the building, on the upper floor. All have plank floors, but differ in expression: one is clad with Designers Guild wallpaper, another has painted walls and classic wardrobes, and a third also has painted walls. On the upper floor there is also a spacious walk-in wardrobe. Together they offer a pleasing variation while maintaining a clear common thread in materials and style. The second bathroom, renovated in 2005, is located adjacent to the bedrooms. The bathroom is finished with mosaic flooring, tiled and painted walls, recessed spotlights, electric underfloor heating, as well as carefully selected quality details such as a copper washbasin from Qvesarum, a wall-hung toilet from Gustavsberg, a bespoke bathroom cabinet and shower fittings from Mora. The whole creates an exclusive yet timeless environment that harmonises with the style of the extension. Finally, you reach the laundry room in the basement, where there is tiled flooring, plastered walls, a laminate worktop, as well as a washing machine and tumble dryer from Bosch together with practical storage cabinets from IKEA. The basement also offers a pleasant recreation room that can be used as a guest room or games room. In addition, there is plenty of storage, a cold storage room, a guest WC and a spacious room currently used as a workshop. This part of the house is designed for function and everyday convenience, yet still follows the same solid sense of wholeness.