Loviseberg 2 - St. Anna
Right on the water, with breathtaking views of the tranquil archipelago, lies a charming farmstead featuring several residential buildings, a boathouse, a sauna, a woodshop, and a root cellar. There is sleeping space for up to 14 people, spread across several buildings, as well as three kitchens and two bathrooms. The farm is framed by lush, mature hardwood and fruit trees, while gently sloping cliffs lead down to the water. At the shoreline, there is a dock with sufficient depth for sailboats, and adjacent to the dock are a smaller dwelling, a boathouse, and a sauna.
One of the main buildings was constructed in 2008 using timber from the island and is thoughtfully furnished throughout with high-quality materials. The ground floor features an open floor plan where the rooms are arranged around a cozy and warming fireplace. Here you’ll find a large kitchen, a glassed-in porch with a dining area directly adjacent to the kitchen, and a living room with ceiling height extending to the ridge. Bathroom with shower, toilet, and sink. The loft area features a spacious bedroom with a fireplace.
The older dwelling dates back to the 1840s and is very well-preserved, retaining its original character. On the lower level, there is a kitchen with a dining area and a wood-burning stove, a living room with a tiled stove, and a bathroom with a shower, toilet, and sink. Both the kitchen and the living room offer views of the water. The upper floor features two bedrooms.
On the property, there are two additional habitable cottages. One is located down by the water and is furnished with a small kitchen with a dining area, a living room with a fireplace, and a sleeping loft that sleeps two people. Outside, there is a terrace facing the water with a wood-fired baking/pizza oven. The other cottage is adjacent to the main houses and features a bedroom, sleeping loft, and living room, with sleeping accommodations for four to six people.
Down by the dock, the property is complemented by a boathouse and a sauna. Up by the main houses, there is also a spacious woodworking shed with a root cellar. The mature trees, fruit trees, cliffs, and the sturdy, well-preserved buildings—combined with the lakeside location—create an idyllic and cozy farm setting where several generations and larger groups can stay together during the same visit.
The surroundings of Sankt Anna are characterized by pristine archipelagos with thousands of islands and islets, open pastures, and a distinctive oak landscape of high natural value. Here, the archipelago’s natural beauty meets a stunning cultural landscape featuring castles, farms, and a strong sense of the area’s history. The sheltered waters and narrow straits make the archipelago a paradise for kayakers and boaters. The archipelago also offers fantastic opportunities for hiking through everything from lush coastal meadows and oak-covered hillsides to rugged archipelago cliffs. Most of the trails are well-marked loop trails that are perfect for day trips
Within about 10–30 minutes by boat, you’ll find a country store, a boat gas station, and several well-known archipelago restaurants, some of which are open year-round, such as Arkösunds Hotell. From the boat slip at Sankt Anna Marin, the boat ride to Yntholm takes about ten minutes.
You can also get here by land via Djursö to Yntholm, and then walk the last little over one kilometer across the island. From Stockholm, the drive takes about 2.5 hours.
The newer dwelling was built in 2005 of hand-hewn logs on a natural stone foundation. The roof is made of single-cup clay tiles, and the sheet metal work is in aluzinc. The windowsare modeled after those of the older dwelling, with removable inner sashes and glazing beads, traditional hardware, and a linseed oil finish.The total floor area is 84 square meters, of which 58 square meters are on the ground floor and 26 square meters are in the loft. The kitchen featuresIKEA frames with custom-built fronts in linseed oil-painted pine, a countertop in Portuguese limestone, a Franke sink, an Electrolux dishwasher, a Smeg stove, and a Bosch refrigerator/freezer. The bathroom featuresfloors and a shower area made of Jämtland limestone and traditional English-style faucets. Electric floor heating. All plumbing for water and sewage has been installed but is not yet connected to the water supply.Electrical wiring has been run to the radiators under the windows; they have not been installed.
The older dwelling was built around the 1840s witha log frame clad in restored original tongue-and-groove paneling, with a foundation on a "mullbänk." The roof is made of single-curved clay tiles, and the sheet metal work is zinc. The windows have removable inner sashes and glazing beads, period hardware, and are painted with linseed oil. The total floor area is 84 square meters, of which the ground floor is 58 square meters and the upper floor is 26 square meters. There is an older kitchen with a working wood-burning stove. The bathroom, dating from the 1990s, features a shower, toilet, and sink. Heating is provided by direct-acting electric heating and a tiled stove.
The newer guesthouse was built in 1994 on a pedestal foundationwith a wood-frame structure, insulated walls, and a clapboard siding (made from recycled materials). The roof consists of concrete tiles with copper sheet metal work. The total floor area is 26 square meters, of which the ground floor is 20 square meters and the loft is 6 square meters. Heating is provided by direct-acting electric heaters and a fireplace.
The older guesthouse was built around the 1840s on a “mullbänk” foundation, with a timber-frame structure, insulated walls, and a clapboard facade. The roof is covered with single-curved clay tiles. The total floor area is 26 square meters, of which the ground floor is 20 square meters and the loft is 6 square meters. Heating is provided by direct-acting electric heating.
Carpenter’s workshop with earthen cellar, circa the 1840s; 26 square meters, of which the upper level is 21 square meters and the cellar is 6 square meters; a boathouse of approximately 6 square meters; and a sauna with an electric heater of approximately 6 square meters.
Three-phase power is connected to all buildings.
New sewer system installed in 2003; three-chamber septic tank inspected in 2025 and approved; 3 m³ septic tank emptied once a year. Drilled well from the 1990s, 60 meters deep; ejector pump connected only to the older residence.
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