Mellanhedsgatan 61

Wonderful 1940s house on Mellanheden Lovely family villa on Mellanheden with an open fireplace, up to 7 bedrooms and a flourishing south-facing garden – a warm home to grow up in. Description On the popular Mellanheden area awaits a charming and well-planned 1940s house where period character meets fantastic family life. Here you will find generous entertaining spaces, up to seven bedrooms and a flourishing, completely private garden in a sunny south-facing position. The living room offers beautiful herringbone parquet, a large panoramic window facing the garden and an atmospheric open fireplace. Adjacent is the bright dining room with windows in three directions and direct access to the large terrace with a pergola roof. The charming kitchen has several preserved original details and a cosy window seat. On the upper floor there are several flexible bedrooms, one of which has its own balcony, and at the very top two more cosy rooms await in the attic. The basement offers plenty of practical space, including a laundry room, hobby room, carpenter's workshop, food cellar and generous storage. Yet it is the garden that becomes the home's great extra room. Here there is a greenhouse, growing beds, fruit trees, grapevines and an impressive 80-year-old walnut tree. The sunny and screened back of the property becomes a green oasis for play, cultivation, dinners and long summer evenings.A warm and personal home with a genuine 1940s feel, fantastic entertaining spaces and room for the whole family's life – on one of Mellanheden's much-loved addresses. Interior A home to grow in, with the soul of the 1940s and a garden to love On the popular Mellanheden awaits a home with something truly special. A well-planned house from 1946 where period charm, generous spaces and a flourishing, completely private garden meet. There is room here for the large family, for many friends and for a life where both everyday life and celebration have their place. With up to seven bedrooms, beautiful entertaining rooms and a large south-facing garden, this is a house to live in for a long time. The feeling arrives already in the entrance. The blue front door with a glass panel leads into a spacious cloakroom with the original 1940s hat shelf. Beyond opens the beautiful hall with dark herringbone parquet, high ceilings and the stately curved staircase in solid oak. Details such as the profiled handrail, the curved handrail strip and the round window are beautiful examples of the solid craftsmanship that characterises the house. The ground floor is created for socialising. The generous living room offers a large panoramic window overlooking the green garden and a charming open brick fireplace that becomes a natural gathering point during the colder months of the year. Beautiful original sliding doors connect the living room, dining room, hall and the adjacent bedroom, creating a lovely flow between the rooms. The dining room is a room to truly long for. Large windows in three directions fill the room with daylight, and through the glass door you step straight out onto the large terrace and further into the garden. There is plenty of room here for large dinners, the family's everyday meals and long evenings together. The charming kitchen connects to the house's history with several preserved original details. Original cabinets, classic tiles and built-in wooden sliding doors give the kitchen a genuine character, while modern conveniences such as a dishwasher from 2022 and a fridge from 2018 are in place. The little window seat becomes an obvious spot for the morning coffee, with a view of life outside.On the ground floor there is also a cosy bedroom overlooking the garden – equally well suited as a children's room, guest room or home office. One of the house's real gems is the curved staircase in solid oak. Here you really get to experience 1940s craftsmanship up close. On the upper floor the herringbone parquet continues, and a bright hall leads on to several bedrooms and bathrooms. There is room here for children, teenagers and adults, with charming sloping ceilings, sleeping alcoves, built-in storage and views over the garden's greenery and the neighbourhood's red tiled roofs. One of the bedrooms also has its own access to a large balcony. At the very top of the attic, two more cosy rooms await, both with warmly panelled sloping ceilings and round windows. Here the children can have their own nook, the teenager their retreat, or the family can create a guest room, home office or a creative space. It is precisely this flexibility that makes the house so easy to adapt to life's different stages. The basement also offers generous and useful spaces with a ceiling height of 215 cm. Here there is a laundry room, guest toilet, food cellar, hobby room, carpenter's workshop and a large storage room that was previously a garage. Plenty of storage makes it easy to keep everything from bicycles and leisure equipment to tools and seasonal items in order. But perhaps it is outdoors that the house shows its very most beautiful side.From the dining room, the glass door opens onto a large sunny terrace with a pergola roof. There is room here for both a dining table and a sofa group, and the view over the green garden is hard to tire of. The garden lies mainly on the house's private back side in a south-facing position and is sheltered from both view and road. A beautiful beech hedge separates it from the front of the house and reinforces the feeling of a green world all of one's own.Here there is a greenhouse and growing beds with, among other things, strawberries, raspberries and asparagus. Four apple trees, cherry, plum, fig and an impressive approximately 80-year-old walnut tree give the garden both character and harvest. Two large birches offer cooling shade and a perfect spot for the hammock, while the grapevines climb by the terrace and the greenhouse. It is easy to imagine life here. Children running barefoot in the grass, dinners that begin indoors and continue outside, morning coffee in the sun and late summer evenings under the pergola. A garden that is not only beautiful to look at, but truly created to be used and enjoyed. The house's placement on the plot is well thought out, and several of the most important rooms have windows facing the private garden, providing both green views and excellent screening. At the same time, there is contact with the street from the kitchen and the staircase, creating a fine balance between privacy and closeness to the area. On the popular Mellanheden you live in a well-loved and established area with proximity to both the city's offerings and green surroundings. Here awaits a house with soul, history and a garden that continues to surprise – a home with room for many people, many memories and many years to come.A true family home. Warm, personal and filled with that special feeling that only a well-preserved 1940s house can give.