Skogsfrugatan 11

Description On lush and much-loved Miatorp, a characterful 1920s house is now offered with generous spaces, great flexibility and an unusually green plot. Here, classic brick architecture, period details and the opportunity to create a home beyond the ordinary come together – whether the vision is a spacious multigenerational home, two separate residences or a home with room for a business and rental. The property is currently arranged with a larger home spanning several floors as well as a separate smaller apartment, creating a flexible and future-proof living solution. Internally, beautiful stucco, large window sections and generous rooms combine with updated kitchens and modern touches. The larger home offers several living rooms, large bedrooms and social spaces that can easily be adapted to the family's needs, while the smaller apartment is well suited for rental, multigenerational living or a teenager's section. The mature garden is a clear asset to the property and creates a private and sheltered environment with large lawns, mature trees and space for both play and relaxation. There is also a carport and good parking options that contribute to the property's functionality and everyday comfort. Miatorp is an area appreciated for its combination of quiet residential neighbourhoods and proximity to the pulse of the city. Within a short distance you reach Råå's popular beaches, small-boat harbour and restaurant life, while Helsingborg city centre is only a short bike or car ride away. The area offers good transport links, schools, services and proximity to green spaces, making it attractive both for families and for those seeking a more central yet secluded home. This is a house with character, volume and possibilities – for those seeking something with greater potential than the typical standard villa. Interior The property is currently arranged as two separate residences – a smaller two-room apartment with a newly renovated kitchen, and a larger home comprising the rest of the house. The larger home extends over three floors and offers generous living spaces, a flexible layout and several well-preserved period details. The entrance floor is characterised by a spacious kitchen with good work surfaces, ample storage and room for a larger dining group. Adjacent is a room that could advantageously be used as a bedroom, library or additional living room. Here, beautiful stucco, built-in storage and preserved original details interact with the home's generous proportions, creating a warm and characterful atmosphere. On the upper floor, the home opens up with a larger living room, several bedrooms and a fully tiled bathroom. The layout offers great flexibility for the larger family or for those wishing to combine living with, for example, a home office or guest section. The attic floor houses further rooms and a generous living room that enhances the sense of space and creates several possible uses. The basement is reached via the same stairwell that connects the home's other floors and offers extensive storage options. There is also a laundry room, a recreation room, a WC and a fully tiled bathroom with a shower cubicle. The smaller home has recently been repainted and offers a consistently pleasant interior. The newer kitchen is well planned with good storage, good work surfaces and space for a dining table. The living room is airy, and together with the bedroom the home is framed by beautiful stucco that adds character and a timeless feel. The fully tiled bathroom is located adjacent to the hallway and contributes to a functional and well-balanced layout.