Charming turn-of-the-century villa located on a quiet street, close to the water and Djursholms torg. Spacious and inviting social areas featuring three rooms enfilade. Country-style kitchen with dining area. Several fireplaces. Six bedrooms.

A magnificent family villa designed by architect Erik Lundroth, built at the end of the 19th century, featuring richly varied architecture inspired by American clapboard architecture with horizontal wood panelling on the lower level and beautiful weatherboard cladding on the upper floor. Set on a peaceful street, the villa offers privacy in a lush neighbourhood within walking distance to Djursholms torg and close to schools, sports facilities and scenic walking paths along the water. The home, which has been meticulously renovated over the years, is characterised by well-preserved period details such as herringbone parquet flooring, bay windows, mullioned windows and fireplaces. The entire building is infused with period-appropriate details and embellishments and is partially classified as a protected historic building. Natural light pours through large, beautiful windows and bay windows, and combined with spacious areas and significant ceiling height, creates an airy atmosphere. Classical floor plan featuring a welcoming entrance hall with a fireplace and a magnificent staircase leading into generous social areas with three rooms enfilade. Kitchen presenting extensive dining area for large gatherings, a generous pantry, and a separate exit to the garden. Upper floor with five bedrooms. Large bathroom in Carrara marble and an additional smaller bathroom with WC/shower. Attic floor featuring a bedroom, WC/shower, and further possibilities for interior decoration. Basement level presenting wine cellar, sauna, shower, ample storage space, and access to the garden. Landscaped garden with thoughtful stone paving and gravel paths. A rural paradise, privately located in scenic Djursholm, just 15 minutes from the city.