A Renovated Turn-of-the-Century Villa on an Island near Stockholm for $734,000

Nestled within the peaceful cultural landscape of Lovön, just 20 minutes from the heart of Stockholm, this beautifully restored turn-of-the-century home offers the rare combination of rural tranquility and easy city access.

Surrounded by meadows, forests and the shimmering waters of Lake Mälaren, the property enjoys a secluded setting within a protected nature reserve while remaining close to everyday conveniences.

Facts about the house

Location: Lovön, Stockholm County

Living area: 122 sqm

Plot size: unkown

Built: 1900

Price: SEK6,995,000/$734,000

Lovingly renovated between 2020 and 2022, the home has been carefully updated with a strong focus on building conservation and sustainable materials.

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Original character has been preserved wherever possible, creating a timeless atmosphere where traditional craftsmanship blends effortlessly with modern comforts.

The residence spans approximately 122 square meters and offers six well-proportioned rooms, including three generous bedrooms, each large enough to accommodate a double bed.

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At the heart of the home is a beautifully designed kitchen that combines classic elegance with contemporary functionality. Premium SMEG appliances, a Siemens dishwasher and carefully selected exclusive tiles create a sophisticated space that is as practical as it is inviting.

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Throughout the social living areas, solid wood flooring and traditional beadboard ceilings reinforce the home’s authentic period character while creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

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A stylish family bathroom features a bathtub and electric underfloor heating, while a separate guest toilet adds practicality for family life and entertaining.

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The connection between indoors and outdoors is one of the property’s greatest strengths. A spectacular 124-square-meter terrace, built from durable heartwood pine, wraps around the home and provides exceptional outdoor living space.

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A pergola, conservatory and hot tub make it equally suited for long summer evenings, family gatherings or peaceful moments of relaxation throughout the year.

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Modern infrastructure has also been thoughtfully incorporated. The property benefits from its own private well, a newly installed BAGA wastewater system and high-speed fiber broadband with speeds of up to 1,000 Mbit/s, making it ideal for both permanent living and remote working.

A separate garage and storage building of approximately 20 square meters provides additional practical space.

The grounds are equally impressive, encompassing approximately 4,000 square meters of residential leasehold land together with an additional 1.3 hectares of surrounding leasehold, creating a wonderfully spacious setting immersed in nature.

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The location is one of the area’s greatest attractions. Situated in the highly sought-after Drottningholm district on Lovön, the home enjoys immediate access to scenic walking trails, nature reserves and the shores of Lake Mälaren, where swimming and boating become part of everyday life.

Riding facilities are also nearby, while the world-renowned Drottningholm Palace adds a remarkable historical backdrop to the surrounding landscape.

Despite its peaceful countryside setting, commuting is refreshingly simple. Frequent bus services are available around one kilometer from the property, offering convenient connections to Brommaplan, while Stockholm city center can be reached by car in approximately 20 minutes.

The house is listed for sale at URBAN by ESNY.

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