Hylletorpsvägen 2

Architectural elegance in harmony with nature A timeless home where light, architecture and nature meet in perfect balance, just a short walk from the sea. Description On a secluded natural plot among heather, rhododendrons and tall pines lies this extraordinary villa, designed by Orban Arkitektkontor. Here, architecture, natural materials and landscape unite in a rare, harmonious whole, only a short walk from the sea and Kämpingestranden. What makes this home unique is not any single detail, but the interplay between architecture, light, materials and garden. From the very beginning, everything has been designed as parts of the same well-thought-out idea, where nothing feels like an afterthought. The ambition has been to create a modern yet timeless home that feels as natural to live in as to spend time in. The house is built according to a consistent architectural vision in which every material has been chosen with care, and the interplay between indoors and outdoors forms a central part of the experience. Facades of render and larch, a zinc roof, generous glass sections and a consistent palette of polished concrete, marble, ash and white-oiled pine create a timeless expression with warmth, character and enduring elegance. The materials have been chosen for their quality and their ability to age beautifully over time. The interior is characterised by generous volumes, impressive ceiling heights and a constantly present light that changes with the hours of the day and the shifting seasons. The large glass sections let nature become a natural part of everyday life and create long sightlines through the house. The polished concrete floors interact with bespoke joinery, specially designed interior doors and built-in storage solutions, all designed to harmonise with the house's proportions and architecture. The home opens up towards magnificent social spaces where the SieMatic kitchen, equipped with Gaggenau appliances, forms the natural gathering point. Here, the double-sided fireplace, the generous glass sections and the long sightlines create an atmosphere equally inviting for everyday family life as for larger social gatherings. The living room, with its approximately five-metre-high ceiling, roof window and large niche window facing the natural plot, is a room that impresses without dominating. The garden outside becomes an integrated part of the interior, and the changing seasons a constant presence. The private part of the house offers a restful master bedroom with its own bathroom and direct access to the garden. Additional bedrooms, a sleeping loft, a study and social spaces create a well-thought-out balance between togetherness and privacy, where the family's various needs are given ample room. Outdoors, the architectural story continues. Generous larch decking surrounds the house on three sides and offers sun from morning to evening. The garden has been developed in close interplay with the natural environment, and the terraces have been adapted to the existing vegetation. The result is an environment where the boundary between indoors and outdoors often feels fluid. Here you will find an outdoor kitchen, a rose-clad pergola, fruit trees, berry bushes, growing boxes and a jacuzzi. The freestanding sauna, with large glass sections facing the greenery, offers a secluded place for relaxation all year round. The property also features an insulated and heated garage from 2021, built in the same design language as the main building, with a paved driveway. There is also an insulated storage room prepared for water as well as a practical bicycle shed. These additions have also been carried out with the ambition that they should feel like natural parts of the original architecture. The location is just as attractive as the home. Within walking distance of Kämpingestranden, one of Sweden's most appreciated sandy beaches, close to schools, golf, tennis and a rich range of leisure activities, as well as convenient transport links to Malmö and Copenhagen, this offers a rare living environment where sea, nature and quality of life are combined with easy access to the pulse of the region. The villa was designed by Orban Arkitektkontor and has also been featured in international interior design press. It is a home where materials, light, proportions and landscape interact with unusual naturalness. An architectural work with a clear identity and uncompromising quality, created for those seeking a life close to nature beyond the ordinary on the Falsterbo Peninsula. Interior Behind the discreet facade awaits an architectural home where material choices, natural light and thoughtful design interact to create a home beyond the ordinary. Throughout, polished concrete floors, white-rendered walls and bespoke storage solutions recur, reinforcing the minimalist and exclusive feel. The entrance welcomes with its clean lines, built-in wardrobes and beautiful material choices. Adjacent is an elegant bathroom with large sand-coloured tiles, a built-in bathtub with shower and shower screen, a marble countertop and water-based underfloor heating with digital control via Uponor's app. From the hall, you reach a living room with a sleeping loft, a flexible part of the home that works equally well as an extra living room, studio or guest section. The sleeping loft has pine floors, an open ridge and generous natural light from roof windows. The built-in workspace with views over the home's social areas makes this an inspiring environment for both work and creativity. The heart of the home is the impressive SieMatic kitchen. Here, exclusive design meets professional functionality with smooth white fronts, a large kitchen island with a marble countertop and a consistent premium range from Gaggenau and Miele. A generous fridge with double doors, freezer drawers, an ice machine, a wine cooler, two integrated dishwashers as well as an oven and steam oven make the kitchen equally well suited to everyday life as to larger dinner parties. The large sliding door sections blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors and let the garden become a natural part of the interior. Kitchen and dining area open up towards the living room, where the generous ceiling height of approximately five metres creates an outstanding sense of space. A spectacular niche window offers a natural place to relax, while the open fireplace, visible from both kitchen and living room, adds warmth and character. Two well-planned bedrooms are located in their own part of the house and both have direct access to the garden. Here you are met by calm, privacy and a natural connection with the surrounding greenery. One further room is currently used as a study but is equally well suited as a guest room or extra bedroom. The master bedroom is a private suite with impressive volume through an opening to the ridge, built-in storage along two walls and direct access to the garden. The adjoining bathroom maintains the same high standard as the rest of the home, with large sand-coloured tiles, water-based underfloor heating, double basins on a marble countertop, a wall-hung WC and two generous ceiling-mounted showers from Vola, creating the feel of an exclusive hotel and private spa. The laundry room is both functional and stylish, with polished concrete floors, a marble countertop, a basin, and a washing machine and tumble dryer from Miele. The home's technical installations for heating, electricity and data are elegantly integrated behind white sliding doors. The result is a unique home where architecture, light and materials interact in perfect balance. A home for the design-conscious buyer seeking something beyond the ordinary.