Anrik manor in Swedish Grace style with stables, coachman's residence, library, orangery, and 2.5 hectares of land near Lund
A turn-of-the-century manor with influences of Swedish Grace and Southern Europe, built in 1917 for grand parties and summer leisure. Originally a stud farm, suitable as an equestrian estate and wedding venue, with both stables and coachman's residence made of hand-laid brick, a machine hall (potential riding arena), a 100 sqm orangery, library, wine cellar, apple orchard, several guest houses and avenues, as well as its own meadow (grazing land). The treetops outside shift captivatingly through the water-streaked glass of the original windows as you walk through the salons, all offering lush green views for most of the year. Both the exterior and original interior are in a 1920s classical style with elements of Art Nouveau. A historic property with an impressive past and great income potential; the living costs are self-financed through rental income from the ancillary buildings. Whether you want to run an equestrian estate, host weddings, cut roses, paddle a canoe, fish in the stream along the property, fly light aircraft, collect vintage cars, entertain guests in the orangery, play cricket or billiards, shoot clay pigeons, immerse yourself in your favorite hobbies – or simply live beautifully and romantically close to Lund, Malmö, and Copenhagen – Flackarp Manor is a dream home for anyone who loves the turn-of-the-century era. You are warmly invited to a viewing to experience this manor gem and another historical anecdote!