A country residence with a modern twist

In a place where the Skåne countryside stretches out and nature embraces every view, this residential home from 1890 stands tall. A property with history, character, and a location that offers something far more than just ordinary living.

The main building has been carefully renovated with the aim of combining classic charm with a modern lifestyle. The lime-plastered facade reflects the house’s period-appropriate style, while the interior offers thoughtful design, functionality, and quality. The floor plan includes six rooms, including a private bedroom suite with an en suite bathroom and an adjoining walk-in closet. At the heart of the home is a stylish, open-concept kitchen where timeless materials meet integrated appliances from Gaggenau. A kitchen that combines rustic charm with modern elegance. The centrally located fireplace creates a warm and natural gathering spot in the social areas, while updated heating systems, solar panels, and modernized electrical installations contribute to a future-proof and energy-efficient whole.

The property is classified as an agricultural unit and encompasses approximately 50,000 square meters of land—a scale that has become increasingly rare in the municipality of Lund. It offers a combination of freedom, seclusion, and development potential that few properties can match. The land not only provides natural privacy but also gives the feeling of owning one’s own piece of the Skåne landscape. For those who wish to combine living with horse ownership, farming, a small business, or who simply appreciate the space and possibilities that come with a larger landholding, this property offers the ideal conditions to create something long-term and personal.

The property’s agricultural classification may also offer opportunities related to business operations, investments, and land use for those wishing to further develop the property. The combination of five hectares of land and the proximity to Lund makes the property particularly attractive to buyers seeking more than just a traditional home.

Adjacent to the house is a conservatory that extends the growing season and provides a sheltered space for gardening, dinners, and social gatherings year-round. The heated pool blends naturally into the surroundings and becomes an integral part of summer life. The estate also features a freestanding building with several potential uses, such as a garage, studio, guest house, art studio, spa, or workspace.

This is a property where the value lies not only in the main residence but in the property as a whole. The land, the freedom, the buildings, the possibilities, and the location all come together to form a farm environment of rare breadth. Here, you’re not just acquiring a home, but five hectares in the municipality of Lund. An asset whose value ultimately lies in its scarcity. Land that cannot be newly produced or recreated, and which has become increasingly exclusive over time.