Turn-of-the-century villa with its own stone castle and south-facing waterfront plot

Welcome to one of the archipelago's most spectacular and historic properties – a magnificent turn-of-the-century villa with a tower, built in 1890 by professor of architecture Claes Grundström, who had the property erected as his private country retreat. Beautifully situated on an exceptional waterfront plot of approximately 5,000 sqm in a sought-after southerly position, this is a home where history, architecture and nature interact in a way that is almost impossible to recreate today. Even as you approach the property, you are met by an impressive silhouette where the stately villa with its characteristic tower looks out over Lindalssundet. The well-preserved turn-of-the-century architecture permeates the home and offers a wealth of period original details such as beautiful wooden floors, elegant double doors, numerous tiled stoves and a genuine atmosphere that bears witness to the house's rich history. The floor plan is well thought out and unusually flexible. With kitchens on both floors, separate entrances and a full six bedrooms, excellent conditions are created for the large family, multi-generational living, or for several families who want to enjoy archipelago life together without compromising their own privacy. The wonderful glazed dining room becomes a natural gathering place where family and friends can gather all year round with views over the lush grounds and the shimmering water.