Djurgårdsbrunnsvägen 57 - Djurgården, Stockholm
Idyllically situated next to the Djurgårdsbrunnskanalen canal and Wärdshuset, the charming “Lilla Kägelbanan” features an original section designed and built by the renowned architect Fredrik Blom. This section later served as the model for the single-story building constructed in 1972, with additions built in 1986. Living area of approximately 140 square meters, distributed across 6 rooms with 4 potential bedrooms. Bright living room with a fireplace and a dining room with a bay window. Garage and storage space of approximately 15 square meters.
Lilla Kägelbanan is full of character and surrounded by rhododendrons, in the heart of Djurgården’s cultural environment.
- Djurgårdsbrunn, which serves as a starting point for a large number of walking, jogging, biking, and skiing trails.
- Djurgården's riding stables are nearby.
- Ten minutes from downtown, one minute from the bus stop.
- The elementary school will open in the fall of 2013 in Manilla. There are plans for a rapid expansion to include higher grades.
Djurgårdsbrunns Wärdshus originally had two bowling alleys. Lilla Kägelbanan is located on the smaller of the two. Until 1820, there were still sugar stands here. The original section was designed and built by the renowned architect Fredrik Blom. The current owner used this section as a model for the building constructed in 1972, which was subsequently expanded in 1986.
The original facade on the front short side was designed by Fredrik Blom, who also designed Rosendal and the Royal Palace at Gärdet. Fredrik Blom was known in his day for his beautiful wooden buildings.
For many years after the turn of the last century, the Klothilda skittles club met regularly at Lilla Kägelbanan to play skittles and enjoy a drink. The club was founded and led by Anders Zorn, and its members included his closest friends from the art and literary worlds, Carl Larsson and Albert Engström.
The Royal Djurgården Administration (KDF) is led by a palace steward, and its primary mission is to manage the King’s private right of use to Djurgården and the royal right of use to Haga and Ulriksdal.
This responsibility includes preserving the historic cultural landscape, caring for the existing natural environment, adapting the area to meet people’s desire for a stimulating leisure and recreational environment, and ensuring that future needs are met.
The residential tenants on Djurgården formed an association 15 years ago, which looks after the tenants’ common interests and, among other things, negotiates rent amounts collectively with the Djurgården Administration.
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