About this home

Peaceful detached villa in picturesque Trosa, south of Stockholm. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, study, plus guesthouse. Backs directly onto woodland, walking distance to the centre of town, one hour to Stockholm. Ample parking (3 cars), high speed fibre broadband, pets considered. Bills excluded. This single-storey Swedish red house sits in a generous 1,600 m² relaxed garden in a quiet cul-de-sac where deer and hare wander through the neighbourhood. The property can be let fully furnished or partly furnished, depending on discussions with the tenant. The tenancy is for up to one full year from November 2026 to November 2027. At the front of the house is a glass-enclosed veranda, while at the rear a large wooden deck overlooks the garden and woodland. The kitchen-diner seats 6–8 people and has French doors opening onto the deck, which gets the morning sun. The bright double-aspect living room includes a cosy wood-burning stove. The main heat source in both buildings is an air pump. The house has three double bedrooms, one of which is currently arranged as a study overlooking the front garden. A separate smaller office provides additional workspace. The main study has a wired fibre connection, while wifi is available throughout the house. There is a shower room with WC and a separate bathroom with bath, WC, washing machine and tumble dryer. Additional practical space includes a pantry, a storeroom, a walk-in wardrobe and a garden shed for bicycles and outdoor equipment. The guesthouse has a good size living area that could be a studio, office, or extra bedroom. It has a kitchen area and its own toilet. It also has its own wifi. The woodland immediately behind the house offers lit walking trails, an outdoor gym, and seasonal blueberry and mushroom picking. The Baltic Sea is around a 10-minute walk away, and ICA supermarket is just under 1 km from the house. Trosa is one of Sweden's most traditional small towns, known for its winding river, colourful wooden houses and charming harbour. Along with its peaceful atmosphere and stunning archipelago, it has everything needed for everyday life, including supermarkets, delis, cafés, restaurants, a small cinema, several gyms, doctor, dentist, vet, schools and so on. Commuting to Stockholm is easy. The Trosabussen travels direct to Stockholm (Liljeholmen) in around one hour, while fast trains from nearby Vagnhärad Station reach Stockholm Central in approximately 35 minutes. There are also busses from the town centre connecting to the station and other towns (e.g. Södertalje and Nyköping). The owner will be living overseas so communications will be with a trusted contact located in Trosa, who is an experienced landlord. This home combines the peace of living on the edge of the forest with the convenience of being just over one km from the centre of a beautiful town, good internet for working from home, and with easy access to the capital.

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