The best Swedish properties for sale in Stockholm right now
Including a converted water tower and contemporary barn
The Swedish capital is brimming with pastel-hued palaces, grand waterside buildings and cutting-edge, minimalist structures that showcase the best of Scandi design through the ages.
We’ve found four homes for sale in Stockholm and the surrounding county that will delight fans of Scandi style, with a quirky water tower conversion in Vaxholm and a dreamy, woodland idyll in the mix. There are plenty of natural materials and unfussy lines on offer – plus a touch of Nordic noir.
5 bedrooms; 30m kr SEK via Sweden Sotheby’s International Realty
This minimalist noir home in Lidingö riffs on barn architecture, with a dramatic black exterior that glows like a lantern at night thanks to large expanses of glazing. Inside, grand volumes soar to a pitch, with a mezzanine floor and a cubist-style open fireplace inserted beneath the roof. All-blonde wood interiors keep things looking light during Sweden’s short winter days.Contemporary barn-like house in Lidingö
5 bedrooms; 30m kr SEK via Sweden Sotheby’s International Realty
This minimalist noir home in Lidingö riffs on barn architecture, with a dramatic black exterior that glows like a lantern at night thanks to large expanses of glazing. Inside, grand volumes soar to a pitch, with a mezzanine floor and a cubist-style open fireplace inserted beneath the roof. All-blonde wood interiors keep things looking light during Sweden’s short winter days.Contemporary barn-like house in Lidingö
5 bedrooms; 30m kr SEK via Sweden Sotheby’s International Realty
This minimalist noir home in Lidingö riffs on barn architecture, with a dramatic black exterior that glows like a lantern at night thanks to large expanses of glazing. Inside, grand volumes soar to a pitch, with a mezzanine floor and a cubist-style open fireplace inserted beneath the roof. All-blonde wood interiors keep things looking light during Sweden’s short winter days.Contemporary barn-like house in Lidingö
5 bedrooms; 30m kr SEK via Sweden Sotheby’s International Realty
This minimalist noir home in Lidingö riffs on barn architecture, with a dramatic black exterior that glows like a lantern at night thanks to large expanses of glazing. Inside, grand volumes soar to a pitch, with a mezzanine floor and a cubist-style open fireplace inserted beneath the roof. All-blonde wood interiors keep things looking light during Sweden’s short winter days.Converted water tower in Vaxholm
4 bedrooms; 19.75m kr SEK via Christie’s International Real Estate With its circular, stepped design, copper top, spire, and porthole windows, it is easy to imagine this converted 1920s water tower in a Wes Anderson film. The brick building underwent adaptive reuse 20 years ago. It features curved windows in the main living space and a classic Swedish sauna with sea views on its top floor. But there is scope to add your own touch: the former water tank could become a swimming pool while the empty second floor has the potential to be an atelier. And, it has the bonus of generating income from a telecommunication antennae lease. Photography: Christie’s International Real EstateConverted water tower in Vaxholm
4 bedrooms; 19.75m kr SEK via Christie’s International Real Estate With its circular, stepped design, copper top, spire, and porthole windows, it is easy to imagine this converted 1920s water tower in a Wes Anderson film. The brick building underwent adaptive reuse 20 years ago. It features curved windows in the main living space and a classic Swedish sauna with sea views on its top floor. But there is scope to add your own touch: the former water tank could become a swimming pool while the empty second floor has the potential to be an atelier. And, it has the bonus of generating income from a telecommunication antennae lease. Photography: Christie’s International Real EstateConverted water tower in Vaxholm
4 bedrooms; 19.75m kr SEK via Christie’s International Real Estate With its circular, stepped design, copper top, spire, and porthole windows, it is easy to imagine this converted 1920s water tower in a Wes Anderson film. The brick building underwent adaptive reuse 20 years ago. It features curved windows in the main living space and a classic Swedish sauna with sea views on its top floor. But there is scope to add your own touch: the former water tank could become a swimming pool while the empty second floor has the potential to be an atelier. And, it has the bonus of generating income from a telecommunication antennae lease. Photography: Christie’s International Real EstateConverted water tower in Vaxholm
4 bedrooms; 19.75m kr SEK via Christie’s International Real Estate With its circular, stepped design, copper top, spire, and porthole windows, it is easy to imagine this converted 1920s water tower in a Wes Anderson film. The brick building underwent adaptive reuse 20 years ago. It features curved windows in the main living space and a classic Swedish sauna with sea views on its top floor. But there is scope to add your own touch: the former water tank could become a swimming pool while the empty second floor has the potential to be an atelier. And, it has the bonus of generating income from a telecommunication antennae lease. Photography: Christie’s International Real EstateMinimalist Siberian apartment
2 bedrooms; 7.795m SEK via Fantastic Frank Stockolm Located on the top floor of a quiet five-storey building in Vasastan Siberia, this modest apartment belies its 70 sqm floorplan thanks to high ceilings and an all-white colour palette. The two-bedroom apartment overlooks the courtyard its two small balconies peer onto the red-tiled roofs of the surrounding structures. Interiors are minimalist with herringbone parquet flooring and lots of tall south-facing windows which make rooms airy and bright. Photography: Fantastic FrankMinimalist Siberian apartment
2 bedrooms; 7.795m SEK via Fantastic Frank Stockolm Located on the top floor of a quiet five-storey building in Vasastan Siberia, this modest apartment belies its 70 sqm floorplan thanks to high ceilings and an all-white colour palette. The two-bedroom apartment overlooks the courtyard its two small balconies peer onto the red-tiled roofs of the surrounding structures. Interiors are minimalist with herringbone parquet flooring and lots of tall south-facing windows which make rooms airy and bright. Photography: Fantastic FrankMinimalist Siberian apartment
2 bedrooms; 7.795m SEK via Fantastic Frank Stockolm Located on the top floor of a quiet five-storey building in Vasastan Siberia, this modest apartment belies its 70 sqm floorplan thanks to high ceilings and an all-white colour palette. The two-bedroom apartment overlooks the courtyard its two small balconies peer onto the red-tiled roofs of the surrounding structures. Interiors are minimalist with herringbone parquet flooring and lots of tall south-facing windows which make rooms airy and bright. Photography: Fantastic FrankMinimalist Siberian apartment
2 bedrooms; 7.795m SEK via Fantastic Frank Stockolm Located on the top floor of a quiet five-storey building in Vasastan Siberia, this modest apartment belies its 70 sqm floorplan thanks to high ceilings and an all-white colour palette. The two-bedroom apartment overlooks the courtyard its two small balconies peer onto the red-tiled roofs of the surrounding structures. Interiors are minimalist with herringbone parquet flooring and lots of tall south-facing windows which make rooms airy and bright. Photography: Fantastic FrankCubist seaside villa in Täby
7 bedrooms; 150m SEK via Skeppsholmen Sotheby’s International Realty
This seafront villa was completed in early 2021 and is said to be inspired by Cubist architecture. It’s not shy of showy features, with a helipad, sculptural infinity pool, bar, wine cellar and a museum-like subterranean five-car garage – views of which can be enjoyed from the cinema room. Equally luxe finishes include glossy marbles, timber and steel beams, with bespoke walnut cabinetry and granite countertops in the kitchen. The mammoth home perches on a 0.32-acre lake-front plot in Täby, with huge floor-to-ceiling glass sections capturing views of the water across its main level. Photography: Sotheby’s International RealtyCubist seaside villa in Täby
7 bedrooms; 150m SEK via Skeppsholmen Sotheby’s International Realty
This seafront villa was completed in early 2021 and is said to be inspired by Cubist architecture. It’s not shy of showy features, with a helipad, sculptural infinity pool, bar, wine cellar and a museum-like subterranean five-car garage – views of which can be enjoyed from the cinema room. Equally luxe finishes include glossy marbles, timber and steel beams, with bespoke walnut cabinetry and granite countertops in the kitchen. The mammoth home perches on a 0.32-acre lake-front plot in Täby, with huge floor-to-ceiling glass sections capturing views of the water across its main level. Photography: Sotheby’s International RealtyCubist seaside villa in Täby
7 bedrooms; 150m SEK via Skeppsholmen Sotheby’s International Realty
This seafront villa was completed in early 2021 and is said to be inspired by Cubist architecture. It’s not shy of showy features, with a helipad, sculptural infinity pool, bar, wine cellar and a museum-like subterranean five-car garage – views of which can be enjoyed from the cinema room. Equally luxe finishes include glossy marbles, timber and steel beams, with bespoke walnut cabinetry and granite countertops in the kitchen. The mammoth home perches on a 0.32-acre lake-front plot in Täby, with huge floor-to-ceiling glass sections capturing views of the water across its main level. Photography: Sotheby’s International RealtyCubist seaside villa in Täby
7 bedrooms; 150m SEK via Skeppsholmen Sotheby’s International Realty
This seafront villa was completed in early 2021 and is said to be inspired by Cubist architecture. It’s not shy of showy features, with a helipad, sculptural infinity pool, bar, wine cellar and a museum-like subterranean five-car garage – views of which can be enjoyed from the cinema room. Equally luxe finishes include glossy marbles, timber and steel beams, with bespoke walnut cabinetry and granite countertops in the kitchen. The mammoth home perches on a 0.32-acre lake-front plot in Täby, with huge floor-to-ceiling glass sections capturing views of the water across its main level. Photography: Sotheby’s International Realty1 of 16
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