Länna gård 11A

Exclusive terraced house with space, light and a terrace facing the sunset over Långsjön Description There are homes – and then there are places where life takes on a different rhythm. Where the light governs the day, and where evenings linger into the late hours and the sunset reflects in the still waters of Långsjön. At Länna Gård 11A you live in an architect-designed villa signed Lars Hallgren, with the sun as your companion. From the generous wooden-decked patio in a south-westerly position, the light moves across the house, out over the trees and down towards Långsjön, where it finally settles in the evening reflections. Here the light changes throughout the day and gently transitions into sunset – a natural conclusion that sets the tone for the evening. The terrace runs around the house, creating a natural flow in life here. The doors open up, indoors and outdoors connect, and the spaces grow. The barbecue is lit, dinners are served and conversations continue as the light slowly shifts. The children run out onto the large lawn, play freely and disappear into the greenery – always with the home as a safe point in the background. Inside, the home is characterised by space and light, with the social areas connected in an open and inviting layout. The kitchen and living room interact naturally, with the kitchen island as a central point and the wood-burning stove as a natural gathering place – a warm presence that sets the mood during the colder months of the year. The upper floor houses the home's main social areas together with a large bedroom, bathroom and a generous loft. From here, the patio is reached from two directions, which strengthens the connection between indoors and outdoors and makes the movement through the home feel natural and well thought out. The entrance level is more secluded and contains the private parts – bedrooms, study, bathroom and practical spaces that make everyday life smooth and well organised. A clear division that provides both function and balance in the home. The garden features natural stone and rock outcrops that give character and anchor the house in the landscape. With just a few minutes' walk, you reach the bathing spot at Långsjön – a natural part of life here, whether it's a morning swim or an evening by the water. Länna Gård dates back to the 14th century and has been shaped over the centuries by prominent families and historical eras. The estate itself is framed by the old hunting castle with its wing buildings, and the area flourished during the 17th and 18th centuries and is still characterised today by its cultural heritage with beautiful buildings and a preserved natural environment. Here history and nature meet in perfect harmony, with charming walking paths around Långsjön and onwards along the Upplandsleden trail. Early mornings offer magical moments where you can start the day with a refreshing dip in the lake, accompanied by birdsong and the stillness of the surrounding landscape. The historic museum railway Lennakatten winds through the area, reinforcing the feeling of being in a living part of Sweden's rich cultural heritage. This is a home where the light, the spaces and the surroundings work together – and where every day has a clear beginning and an equally natural conclusion.