Särslövsvägen 31

Enchanted daily by the Scanian countryside on the way home to the little village of Södra Sallerup. Amid gently rolling landscapes, with undulating fields on either side, Särslövsvägen winds its way to Sallerupsgården. The rural idyll is tangible, with rapeseed fields, horse paddocks, ponds and groves in the surroundings. Peace and quiet reign here, even though you can reach central Malmö in ten minutes. On the 1882 square metre property stands a magnificent house with origins in the 19th century. Sallerupsgården has a history as a schoolhouse, a care home, a fishing house for the adjacent Sallerupsdammarna ponds, and nowadays a private residence. The house has undergone extensive renovations starting in 1995, with heritage preservation in focus. The house received new electrical, water and sewage mains, layout changes with new floors, walls and ceilings, plastering work, new joinery-made windows, a new bathroom and kitchen, facade re-cladding, roof replacement, and the house also has fibre Inside, there is a well-planned layout of 290 square metres spread over two floors. The entrance floor houses a large and social kitchen, a beautiful fully tiled bathroom, a master bedroom with access to the lovely glazed conservatory, a representative living room with a soapstone fireplace centrally placed in the room, as well as a library with another soapstone fireplace and access to a large stone-paved terrace. The ceiling height on the entrance floor is captivating, nearly three metres, creating a majestic volume and sense of freedom from room to room. Long and wide pine boards are the flooring theme in large parts of the home. Abundant light dances in from several directions through beautiful windows all around the house. The practical spaces on the entrance floor include a separate laundry room, a utility kitchen entrance with a turning area, an inviting entrance hall with underfloor heating, a guest WC, and a wine cellar adjoining the kitchen. The upper floor is equally impressive, with a large family room, a study and a deep wardrobe room at one end, and two bedrooms and a bathroom at the other end of the house. Along the long hallway there is plenty of clever storage behind wardrobes. Cosy attic nooks offer views of the beautiful surroundings and fine light in the spacious rooms. The property features a varied outdoor environment with several stone-paved patios, an established garden, a 40 square metre glazed conservatory, a heated pool with a lockable cover, and a pool house. A garage next to the driveway with an adjoining storage shed was built in 2002 and provides practical storage options for the property. Here you live close to town, infrastructure and services. From the Södra Sallerup interchange there are also excellent connections to Lund, Helsingborg and Copenhagen.