Description
Spacious Family Villa Perfectly Located in Svalnäs Welcome to this perfectly located family villa in Svalnäs, with a delightful south-facing garden. Originally built in 1932, the house features tasteful art deco-inspired renovations. With generous living areas and multiple bedrooms spread over three levels, it's perfect for large gatherings and family life. The villa currently has six bedrooms and offers ample natural light, creating a delightful atmosphere. Its proximity to water, Djursholm square, schools, and preschools makes it highly sought-after for family living. The grand entrance hall boasts two arched windows with leaded glass and tiled floors. It leads to a furnished hall opening to the main living room, which features large windows and an open fireplace for social gatherings. The dining room, accessible through sliding doors, can accommodate large dinner parties. The living areas are tastefully decorated with art deco style and herringbone-patterned oak parquet floors. A flower room with numerous windows leads to the south and southwest terrace. The custom-built country-style kitchen has beautiful tiles above the countertops and modern appliances. The family has consulted an architect for kitchen expansion ideas. An east-facing balcony off the kitchen offers a perfect spot for morning coffee. The property boasts a child-friendly and private garden. A guest toilet is near the main entrance. Upstairs, there's an outer hall, four bedrooms, and an elegant bathroom. The master bedroom has balcony access and an integrated door for expanding the suite. The living rooms have herringbone-patterned oak parquet floors, while the bedrooms have pine flooring. The attic floor has a spacious bedroom with charming sloping ceilings, an additional room, and a bathroom. Perfect for a youth section or nanny's quarters. The basement includes a laundry room, wine cellar, gym, garage, and ample storage space. Recent renovations include floor and foundation repairs, ventilation, and sanitation. Future renovations involve repairs and painting for fascias, soffits, and balconies, and the master bedroom will be renovated. Djursholm, founded in 1889, showcases various architectural styles. Djursholm Castle, dating back to the 16th century, was owned by the Banér family. The area has housed renowned cultural figures like Alice Tegnér and Viktor Rydberg, who also inspired the street names.
