Krügerska villan, Smedsudden

The Krügerska villa stood on Smedsudden headland, featuring Swiss architectural design with extensive facade decorations and a glazed veranda addition from the 1970s.

Built in the 1880s by engineer Albin Ferdinand Medberg, the villa served as a summer residence until a fire completely destroyed it in June 1997.

During the 1920s, the property became a gathering place for the Smedsuddskoloristerna artist group, who used the villa for their creative endeavors.

The building contained multiple rooms including a hall, gentleman's room, cabinet, parlor, and bedroom on the ground floor, with the kitchen located in the basement.

The only remaining structure from the original estate is the Annex building from 1884, which now holds a green classification from Stockholm City Museum.

Location: Stockholm

GPS coordinates: 59.32509,18.02356

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:32