Hagavägen 5

High up along Hagavägen with an unobstructed view over Skälderviken lies this Art Nouveau villa from 1909. A house where much of what over time has given older homes their distinctive character still remains, and where the open position in front of the property has become just as important a part of the experience as the house itself. The sea is present from large parts of the home, while the sloping green areas outside create distance and a position that is unusually open for the area. Inside, many of the details that have become increasingly difficult to find preserved remain. Original solid wood floors, mullioned windows, high ceilings, joinery and a working tiled stove give the house its identity without the expression ever feeling contrived. Light falls in from all directions of the compass, and together with the view this creates a flowing sense of space through large parts of the home. The entrance level houses the social areas, with a living room and views over Skälderviken, a dining room with a tiled stove, and a separate custom-built kitchen. There is also a bathroom and a guest WC. The rooms have retained their proportions and interconnections, which makes the house feel cohesive and natural in its expression. On the upper floor there are four bedrooms as well as an additional bathroom. Two of the bedrooms also have their own balconies, where the view of the sea and the surroundings remains constantly present. The floor plan is functional, while the house has retained much of what has made this type of home appreciated across generations. The basement offers good additional spaces that complement the house in a natural and practical way. The plot also features a detached guest house of approximately 18 sqm with a kitchenette, shower and WC – a valued asset that creates several possible uses. The garden lies to the southwest with fine surfaces and natural level differences that give the house a clear position on the plot. The elevated position together with the view over Skälderviken creates an unusually free feeling, while the surroundings are calm and established. This is a house where much of what over time has disappeared from older homes still remains. The location, the view and the preserved details together create a whole that has become increasingly rare. Arild is a charming and picturesque summer village with activities such as sunbathing and swimming, golf at S:t Arild GK and Mölle Golfklubb, fishing, tennis at Arilds TK, sailing and diving. There are also popular hotels and the restaurants Rusthållargården and Strand hotell. The village lies at the southeastern end of Kullaberg, with a network of hiking trails leading to Himmelstorp, Håkull, Kullagården and Kullens lighthouse. Along the shore of Skälderviken you will find the Klötet and Nabben nature reserves. A hiking trail takes you to Skäret, where Flickorna Lundgren's coffee shop and the restaurant Rut på Skäret await. In summary, an extremely well-preserved home with great character in what is probably Arild's finest location! A warm welcome to the viewing with us at SkandiaMäklarna!