Stationsgatan 9

The contemporary and the delightfully picturesque in beautiful symbiosis The location is perfect - in a peaceful village setting just a short drive from salty sea bathing and local cafés and restaurants. Description As the second-to-last property on the picturesque little street, the tall 1940s house sits calmly and pleasantly. Trees, hedges and fences embrace the verdant garden plot, which consists mainly of fruit trees and a multitude of roses, as well as countless other perennials that succeed one another from early spring to late autumn in an ever-blooming display of colour. This beautiful garden oasis offers exotic and relaxing impressions that emerge through an interplay of gravelled paths, two greenhouses, space for cultivation, patios in all directions and, last but not least, an abundance of trees and roses. The generous plot lies at the top of the village's older quarters with unobstructed views over the landscape to the west and beautiful housing all around, including the old station building by Östra Vemmerlöv's former railway. The home is a highly striking white-rendered 1940s house where plank floors, beadboard panelling, fireplaces, wrought-iron details and visible roof beams interact with modern equipment and colour schemes. The best of two worlds! The inviting kitchen is built in an L-shape with beautiful painted joinery and a soothing view of the cherry tree's crown. A clear sense of unity pervades all the rooms of the house through a wealth of genuine materials - wooden floors, wrought-iron details, ornately decorated doors and brick elements interact in the most beautiful way possible. After a bright shower room extends a large living room with an expansive garden view, a centrally placed soapstone stove and otherwise fine social areas. The upper floor is open to the ridge, with a decorative cast-iron stove, visible beams as well as beautiful vents and wrought-iron details. Here there is a bedroom behind double doors with a soothing view of the garden and open landscapes, plus a generous living room with plenty of space and a furnished side attic. In the garden, in addition to an outbuilding, a woodshed and two greenhouses, there is also an insulated guest house with water-based underfloor heating and a WC. The house is fitted with ceramic tiles on the floor and panelling on the walls, which harmonises well with the main house's genuine interior; today it accommodates both a double bed and a bunk bed. The guest house has its own terrace and the possibility of a hot tub under a pergola.