Värmdövägen 201 - Storängen, Nacka
Perched high on a sunny south-facing slope in the sought-after Storängen neighborhood stands this culturally and historically significant villa, designed in 1907 by architect Ragnar Östberg. With its unobstructed location and distinctive architecture, the property is a prime example of the ideals of National Romanticism, where natural materials and craftsmanship take center stage.
The villa’s exterior is characterized by horizontal tarred paneling, small-paned windows, and a distinctive gabled roof with two slopes. The solid foundation of hewn granite reinforces the robust appearance. An unusual design feature is the south-facing gable, which also serves as the long side, giving the house a distinct architectural character.
Inside, visitors are greeted by generous ceiling heights, stunning windows, and a floor plan that differs slightly from the typical layout of turn-of-the-century villas. The private rooms are located on the ground floor, while the living areas are found one flight of stairs up. Here, spacious rooms open up with the living room and dining room in a row facing south, where light floods in. The kitchen area, with a serving room and pantry, is set apart on the north side and features period details, such as a classic AGA stove.
The attic level houses a more secluded study and a guest room. Throughout, preserved details reflect the house’s history, complemented by artistic decorations linked to Filip Månsson.
The part of the basement level that is below ground has been used as both a TV room and a guest room. The underground section is ideally suited as a wine cellar.
A villa with documented cultural-historical value, classified as irreplaceable, and a rare opportunity to preserve and enhance a piece of Swedish architectural history.
The spacious garden features a pool that is sheltered next to the building’s south facade. From here, you can easily reach the sauna via an exit leading to the basement level.
Villa Yngve Larsson has undergone a number of changes over the years.The ground floor of the house was previously divided into a separate apartment, and the villa can be put to good use or divided into separate living spaces as a multigenerational home, thanks to its multiple entrances.
Today, the formerly separate section has been integrated, but what was the villa’s large bathroom in the original plan is now a kitchen and a smaller bathroom. The second-floor veranda was enclosed in the 1950s. The small-paned windows on the ground floor have also been replaced at some point with picture windows.
The facade has been retrofitted with additional insulation and was repainted between 1989 and 1999
The roof was replaced in 1991–92
The geothermal heating system was replaced in 2024 and has two boreholes, each 250 meters deep.
The villa has wood floors throughout.
: A Site of National Interest Storängen is one of Sweden’s best-preserved turn-of-the-century areas and is therefore a site of national interest. In 1987, the County Administrative Board designatedStorängen as a site of national interest for cultural heritage preservation,
Nacka’s Cultural Environment Program, *http://infobank.nacka.se/ext/bo_bygga/planer_program/kulturmiljoprogram.pdf*, page 200, describeshow Storängen is viewed.
The municipality also has a page describing Storängen: https://www.nacka.se/stadsutveckling-trafik/har-planerar-och-bygger-vi/strategisk-stadsutveckling/kulturmiljo/riksintressen/storangen/
EasementVirtually all properties in the area have a villa easement, which means that the owner has the right to require other properties in the area to comply with certain regulations—a benefit. At the same time, the owner is obligated to comply with these regulations—a burden.
The regulations are set forth in a local building code, which primarily concerns materials and dimensions for the construction of new homes. However, certain provisions are just as relevant today and are worth knowing. For example, only one house per lot may be built, providing private housing for no more than two families. Thus, it is not permitted to subdivide the lot or to use the house for any purpose other than primarily private residence. Any changes must be approved by the Homeowners’ Association’s Building Committee.
For general information about the area, please visit www.storangen.se
You can find the definition of the option range here: https://storangen.se/optionsomradet/
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