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Newly built family villa in the cultural quarters of Höjdhagen

Welcome to a newly built villa in the heart of historic Höjdhagen, where modern architecture meets the charm of bygone days. The house was designed by the architect Andreas Engberg. Here you have a home that celebrates the area's unique character – newly built with respect for the older building tradition, but with all the comforts a modern family could wish for. The fact that the villa is additionally built on a corner plot with untouched nature on one side makes it even more delightful! Imagine mornings where light streams in through the roof windows and gives the upper floor an atelier-like feel, long dinners with views over the area, a cold drink on the balcony in perfect sunlight, and weekends filled with forest walks in the Ekedal nature area that begins right outside the door.

The villa is thoughtfully planned with the entrance level as the home's quiet zone – here there is a bedroom, a generous living room which today houses both a home cinema and an office but can easily be converted into additional bedrooms as the family grows. Wiring is prepared for anyone who wants to install an extra kitchen, which opens up the possibility of an independent apartment section or multigenerational living. The spa-like bathroom with double showers and a fantastic sauna becomes your private oasis for recovery after a day on the illuminated jogging trail. The upper floor offers the home's social heart with an open plan between kitchen, dining area and living room, with access to a generous balcony where the sun lingers. Three well-planned bedrooms plus an additional bathroom, this one with a bathtub. The upper floor's natural light is hard to beat and is enhanced by roof windows. A separate entrance that also leads out to the terraces built on different levels.

Höjdhagen has been designated a cultural environment of national interest and is counted among the landmarks of modern architecture in Sweden. The beautiful industrial streets – Grindstugatan, Skeviksgatan and Höjdgatan – bear witness to the area's rich history, from the era of Kooperative Förbundet architect Olof Thunström to even older buildings. Despite the secluded feel, you have everything within walking distance: Gustavsberg harbour with restaurants and shops, Ekedal School for the younger children, swimming hall, ice hall and tennis hall. The bus to Slussen takes 20–25 minutes.