Hyllstofta 6598

A rare opportunity now arises to acquire a unique piece of local history – the historic mill villa in Hyllstofta, also known as Kvarngården. Here, history and the present meet in a representative home with character, space and flexibility.

The current building was constructed in 1959 and has, over recent decades, undergone extensive and careful renovations in which the property's soul was preserved with great care while modern comforts were added. The result is a highly tasteful home in generally good condition, with lavish material choices and a clear sense for detail.

The home spans four floors and comprises a total of 11 rooms, of which 8 are bedrooms. Today, the house is arranged as two complete apartments with separate entrances, opening up possibilities for rental, multigenerational living or business – but it can easily be used as a generous single-family home.

The entrance floor impresses immediately with its generous ceiling height of around four metres, visible timber beams and beautiful church windows that create unique light. Here you will find a living room, kitchen, office, bedroom and a bathroom with a sauna – all tied together by carefully selected finishes that give a warm and characterful whole.

On the next floor is the larger residential section, with a spacious living room equipped with a stove and access to a deck running along the side of the house with views of the lake. There is also a kitchen with dining area, a separate dining room and a bathroom.

One more floor up awaits a more private level with four bedrooms, a living room with balcony and an additional bathroom. At the top there is a finished attic with two bedrooms and a toilet, providing extra space for family or guests.

The property offers great flexibility and is well suited both for permanent living and for combining living and business. The possibilities are many – from rental to multigenerational living or event activities.

The technical condition is good, with ongoing renovations and upgrades. Heating is provided by an energy-efficient air/water heat pump in combination with water-jacketed stoves integrated into the water-based system, providing both comfort and good running economy.

The property carries a rich history. As early as 1867, a mill with a water wheel was built here, which was modernised with turbines in the 1920s and also came to serve as the village's power station. Although the original building was later destroyed in a fire, parts of the historic structure still remain in the form of a foundation, dam and channel – a reminder of the site's significance through time.

Between 2005 and 2010, an extensive full renovation was carried out in which the building's character was preserved. Since then, further improvements have been made, including interior renovation and additional insulation of the upper floors during 2016–2018, which has contributed to improved energy efficiency.

This is a home beyond the ordinary – for you who are seeking something with history, soul and great possibilities.

The property is sold with a disclaimer of liability.