Cedersdals malmgård

The yellow wooden building with its broken roof stands in the northwest corner of Vanadislunden Park, next to Sveaplan, at Sveavägen 154.

The property dates back to the early 1700s when tobacco planter Peter Cedersgren established it, with subsequent renovations in 1783 for councilman Widberg.

The building holds a blue classification from Stockholm City Museum, indicating its architectural value meets the requirements for protected heritage status.

The location near Norrtull provides access to multiple transportation options, connecting residents to various parts of Stockholm through public transit networks.

An original tobacco barn remains on the property, which was used for drying leaves during the historical tobacco cultivation period.

GPS coordinates: 59.34968,18.05075

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:43