Villa Gransäter, established 1905 Here is a rare opportunity to acquire a magnificent manor-style villa that has remained in the same family for nearly 100 years. The villa was built in 1905 by Professor Gustaf Sellergren and was originally called Villa Furuhäll. When the next owner took over, it was renamed Villa Solhaug. Since 1925, it has been in the current family’s possession and was then renamed Gransäter. The property encompasses a total of 653 sqm, of which approximately 424 sqm is living area.
This beautiful and unique home is characterized by a wonderful atmosphere with many original details such as period woodwork, herringbone parquet floors, large windows, and high ceilings, featuring elements of both National Romanticism and Art Nouveau. There are three grand reception rooms in a row. The dining room features a magnificent tiled stove and space for large social gatherings. A lounge with an open fireplace and access to the balcony, as well as a salon with a bay window. From the salon, there is entry to the library/gentleman’s room.
The kitchen is by Poggenpohl and includes original built-in cabinets and a cast-iron stove. A generous hallway and two guest WCs complete the main level. The upper floor offers five bedrooms and a lounge with a billiard table and beautiful woodwork. There is an en suite bathroom, an additional bathroom, and a separate WC. The attic is unfinished, and the basement offers extensive storage space.

Well-located in Stocksund, with close proximity to schools, public transport, shops, as well as lush nature and the water. Contact the realtor for a private viewing!