Sollentunaholm

Sollentunaholm is a historic house with neoclassical design features, set among woodlands and green spaces north of Stockholm. The building displays architectural details and interior spaces that reflect how residents lived in earlier times.

The house was built in the 18th century and shows how landowners developed properties north of Stockholm during a period of regional growth. It reflects the building practices and living standards of that era in the Stockholm region.

The municipality contains four nature reserves where residents participate in outdoor activities throughout the seasons, from summer camping to winter ice skating.

The property sits in a wooded area with good transportation links and is surrounded by walking paths and natural areas. Visitors can explore the surroundings on foot and choose from several routes through the local landscape.

Excavations near the property have uncovered traces of Bronze Age settlements and ancient runic inscriptions from several centuries. These findings show that people lived in this area long before the current house was built.