Sold – Circa 1934 Little Red Cottage in Hogbo, Sweden Under $50K USD

OHU50K Notes – Sold

Sweet circa 1934 cottage is located on a wooded 0.42 acre about a half hour to the Bothnain Sea.

 

Welcome to this charming holiday home with a scenic and undisturbed location in Högbo.
The cottage has a retro feel and two fireplaces. The floor plan consists of a hall, kitchen with wood stove, living room with fireplace, an upper floor with an upper hall with bed space and a spacious bedroom. On the plot there is an outdoor toilet and storage. Simple standard without electricity, water and sewage, however, an older unused well is on the plot.

Proximity to beautiful Högbo Mill with hotel, restaurant, sports and nature! Only 15 minutes to central Sandviken.  Listing

 

*2 bedrooms
*outhouse
*538 sq ft
*0.42 Acre

 

 

HÖGBO, SANDVIKEN, Sweden    $49,100. USD

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Contact Realtor:  Fastighetsbyrån Huvudkontor
Postadress: Fastighetsbyrån, Box 644, 101 32 Stockholm
Besöksadress: Västra Järnvägsgatan 7
Telefon: 08-54 54 55 00
Fax: 08-54 54 55 01
E-post: [email protected]

 

 

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In the cottage you are welcomed by a spacious hallway with space for hanging clothes. Lots of light and plastic carpet on the floor.

 

 

 

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Living room

Cozy living room with fireplace for both well-being and warmth. The room has a plastic carpet on the floor and wallpapered walls.

 

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Kitchen

Charming kitchen with plenty of storage space in the form of kitchen cabinets and countertops. The kitchen has a wood stove where you can cook. On the floor in the kitchen is a plastic mat. From the kitchen there are stairs up to the upper level.

 

 

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Upper level

Upper hall
On the upper level you are met by an upper hall / chamber with wooden floors and wallpapered walls. There is room for a bed and today this is used as an extra bedroom.

 

 

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Bedroom

Spacious bedroom with space for several beds. The bedroom has nice wooden floors and wallpapered walls.

 

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