Villa Grimberg, Private residence in Danderyd Municipality, Sweden

Villa Grimberg is a two-story stone house with yellow plaster and a shallow broken saddle roof located on Strandvägen. The building shows a restrained design typical of Nordic classicism, with sturdy proportions and clean lines.

The house was built between 1925 and 1927 for historian Carl Grimberg following designs by Carl-Otto Hallström. It was erected during a period when this neighborhood became a preferred residential area for wealthy Stockholm residents.

The building bears architectural similarities to Gunnar Asplund's Villa Snellman from 1917-1918, as noted by Stockholm County Museum.

Villa Grimberg stands at the corner of Strandvägen 36 and Fyrstigen 1 in the Gamla Djursholm quarter. It is a private home, so visitors see it from the street only. Nearby on Strandvägen are Villa Delling at number 37 and Villa Delin at number 43, so the three can be compared on one walk.

Before Villa Grimberg was built, the plot held a National Romantic villa called "Siökronas villa", named after its builder, civil engineer Carl Anders Siökrona, who worked on the mapping and planning of Djursholms Villastad from 1894 to 1901. In the 1980s the house was converted into a multi-family building before returning to use as a private home.