Villa Skogsborg

The wooden structure displays dark brown panels with yellow and green details, copper-plated steep roofing, and decorated facades with intricate woodwork patterns.

Architect Magnus Isæus designed this 600-square-meter residence in 1877 for restaurateur Theodor Blanch as a summer retreat near Stockholm.

The architectural design incorporates American stick style elements combined with Nordic influences, reflecting the late 19th-century Swedish building traditions.

The property spans 8,000 square meters with 14 rooms, including multiple bedrooms, a grand entrance hall, and a separate building containing a sauna.

The gardens, originally designed by Rudolf Abelin of Norrvikens gardens, have undergone restoration work based on historical plans.

GPS coordinates: 59.38631,18.02101

Latest update: March 4, 2025 09:29