Beautifully situated on the Scanian plain, between the historic castles of Trollenäs and Trolleholm, hides the small village of Västra Strö. With one of Sweden's most famous rune stone monuments on the outskirts, the community is a unique and valuable part of Swedish history. Here, on a secluded cul-de-sac, is Västra Strö 29 - a grand property from 1909.

Next to the rippling stream Saxån, the generous garden spreads out in the incredibly peaceful rural location. In the middle of the plot stands the main building, whose white facade creates a pleasant contrast to the verdant landscape behind it. The house has been completely renovated in the last decade with a tasteful interior and luxurious materials of the highest quality. The rear part of the villa, which previously functioned as both a general store and a full-scale brewery, is now clad in floor-to-ceiling windows on the entrance floor. The windows can be slid to the side and opened up to the terrace, allowing the beautiful kitchen area to flow into the manicured garden completed with sunny patios and a hot tub area. Overall, the house's 285 square meters offer spectacular social spaces in a well-planned balance with several peaceful bedrooms as well as luxuriously appointed bathrooms.

A charming farmhouse sits next to the main building and frames the driveway, paved with 70-year-old genuine ground bricks from Höganäs. The farmhouse currently offers both excellent storage spaces and garage spaces, with the potential to become an additional residence or premises for your own business.

Västra Strö is located only about five kilometers northwest of Eslöv, with good connections to the highway, as well as public transport to Lund and Malmö.