Welcome to an exceptionally situated turn-of-the-century villa, occupying one of the most coveted waterfront settings on the island Bohus-Malmön. An expansive tiered timber terrace opens towards the sea, with sweeping views across to Hållö Lighthouse and the narrow channel known as Draget - a remarkable setting where the horizon stretches endlessly and the ever-changing coastal landscape becomes part of everyday life.

From the moment you step inside, the home reveals its timeless character. A welcoming entrance hall introduces the elegance of the period, where original architectural details blend seamlessly with generous living spaces and abundant natural light. The principal floor is designed for effortless living and entertaining, with the kitchen, dining room and sitting room flowing together as one inviting space. Large openings lead directly onto the magnificent multi-level terrace, creating a natural extension of the home for long summer dinners, quiet mornings, and relaxed afternoons in the sun. As evening falls, spectacular sunsets paint the sky beyond the sea, with Hållö Lighthouse forming a striking silhouette on the horizon.

A glazed garden room with large sliding doors offers sheltered outdoor living while maintaining uninterrupted sea views framed by the surrounding granite cliffs. A further covered terrace provides the perfect setting for outdoor dining, barbecues or welcome shade during the warmest days.

Also on the entrance level is a peaceful master bedroom accompanied by an adjoining room, ideally suited as a dressing room or private study. Upstairs, an airy landing connects three beautifully appointed bedrooms and a cozy living room. One of the bedrooms enjoys a west-facing balcony, while all benefit from captivating sea views. Here, mornings begin with sunlight dancing across the water, and evenings end to the soothing sound of the waves. 

During the cooler months, the house is equally inviting. After a day on the water, perhaps returning from the traditional lobster season, you can unwind beside the wood-burning stove, enjoy the warmth of the sauna or relax in the outdoor hot tub while surrounded by the crisp sea air.

Swimming is quite literally just moments away. A small path behind the house leads directly to Kattesand and the remarkable coastal area known as Pärlane, celebrated for its smooth granite rocks, sheltered sandy beaches and scenic walking trails.

The grounds also include a beautifully positioned guest house with its own private terrace, surrounded by smooth granite outcrops and enjoying uninterrupted sea views. The guest accommodation comprises an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, a comfortable bedroom with bespoke storage, a charming sleeping loft above, and a bathroom.

Additional outbuildings include a woodshed, practical storage buildings and a workshop suitable for woodworking, garden equipment and outdoor furnishings.

This is a home where history and landscape exist in perfect balance, shaped by the region's rich maritime heritage and the island's celebrated stone-cutting tradition. A place of remarkable beauty, equally suited to peaceful everyday living and unforgettable gatherings by the sea.