Stora Dalby 110

Description A rare opportunity will soon open on the market – a chance to acquire a historic farm that can make dreams come true. If you are interested in history, incurable charm and a unique oasis, you could not find anything more suitable. This is not just a home – it is a part of Swedish history, an oasis where past and present meet. Stora Dalby 110 is a unique cultural-historical gem located in the heart of the Södra Öland Agricultural Landscape. This farm, known as Länsmansgården, is part of a historical heritage stretching back to the time of Gustav II Adolf, when he himself stayed here for hunting and rest in 1627. The dwelling house from 1804 offers incredible charm, where many of the original details have been carefully preserved. Here you will find broad log walls, exposed in several rooms, and refurbished plank floors from the 19th century. Several of the doors are original, with classic fittings and locks, giving a sense of authenticity and timelessness. The large, rustic kitchen has a working iron stove, and in the hall you will find a beautiful tiled stove that provides warmth and character. The layout is distributed over the ground floor with kitchen, bathroom, TV room (alternatively bedroom) and living room. Upstairs there is a library/guest room and four proper bedrooms. The historic outbuildings in limestone or red-painted timber framing date back to the Middle Ages (for example högsula raised structures), and further contribute to the farm's unique character. Here you will find, among other things, preserved pigsties and brewhouses under felt roofs and a combined stable and cowshed building under a carefully and traditionally laid but newly thatched roof. The farm is surrounded by a lush garden with arbours, plantings and a kitchen garden full of fruit trees, berry bushes and an asparagus bed. Among the plants you will find rare species such as crown imperial fritillaries, Edgeworthia and Tibetan poppy, creating a botanical haven for the gardening enthusiast. Stora Dalby 110 offers a rare chance to own a part of Swedish history, in an environment that combines culture, nature and practical living possibilities. With its unique location and rich history, this is a property for the discerning buyer seeking something out of the ordinary – an oasis where past and present meet in an outstanding way.