Barts Best of: red wooden houses in the heart of Småland
Lists alert! We made a list of red wooden houses in the rural heart of Småland. You know them. That cozy red one cabins. Our preconditions? Forest, a lot of forest, a little skinny dipping, moose spotting and outdoor cooking. That's about it. Light a fire for your red wooden house. Gently fluttering linen curtains in your white window frames cozy rode cabin. Those red wooden houses with blue and yellow flags on the facade fluttering happily. We know where you can find them. Welcome in one of the better red wooden houses in Sweden in the heart of the countryside Smaland.
Hear hear before and after, Sällegarden. Where everything, absolutely everything, is right. For the best family holiday ever. Sällegården represents a feeling of freedom that you do not often experience. On one Huge The three very cozy red wooden houses of Sandra and Mattias are located on a piece of land. Tyras Stuga, Stinas Stuga and Eriks Hus. Cheerful red wooden houses with ocher yellow accents. Everything is perfectly matched to the natural tones around it. Did I mention the huge lake for casual fishing? Or about the bastu? The better sauna on an idyllic lake? Picnic areas, farm animals, hours of walking and above all, a lot of nothing. A lot of nothing. In one of the nicest corners of the quiet, rural heart of Småland. Books that garden. Eternal gratitude from the entire family guaranteed.
At Wallby Sätteri The great enjoyment starts when you drive into the driveway. On the left and right gently sloping fields that are seasonally strewn with flowers, snow or wonderfully scented freshly mown grass. A white noble castle looms on the trimmed lawn. Surrounded by your bookable red wooden house. At Wallby you can book your wooden house including experience. How? Well, you order a breakfast basket that you take to a wildlife watching tower before dawn. Or book a romantic rowing boat tour, stretch out in the sauna, run on the accompanying wooden deck and... jump in the water. Or order a local beer experience. Lots of local beer delivered to your chosen Wallby location. We stop. You get it. Wallby is ahead heaven. A very tasty Småland heaven.
If you, as the owner of a red wooden cottage in Småland, manage a flower garden in Bonn, then you are special as far as we are concerned. Well they are, the owners of the German one Gabel & Spaten and from the Swedish house called Skansen in Småland. Their furnishings exude creativity and their wallpaper has a sense of taste. In Bonn they organize, among other things, a Tea Time Workshop. And here, in the heart of Småland, they advise tea time direction Old Dairy to drive. A very good idea. We could have suggested it ourselves. As tenants, they look for creative minds. To one Artist-in-Residence kind of. They view the match via a personal email. And is there that match? Then, as a creative soul, you can rent their house.
Photo credits: Skansen Småland (Instagram)
all the way Swedish in Småland? Well, we have that. Sveaborg, a traditional red wooden house. A fireplace in the garden it die for and within a styling that you say you are against. Sveaborg is the better secondary domain of the Dutch Mirjam and hubby Enrico. Enrico stands for handy and Mirjam for styling. Mirjam processed inside meters of Swedish linen to the characteristic minimalist look. That same look also applies to Barts Hey Frits is such a fan of. In the kitchen there is an old wood-burning stove next to a more modern version. Add to that the fact that Sveaborg is almost on Astrid Lindgren's birthplace and you are såld. Sold, but in Swedish style. A wonderful holiday home in the middle of the Swedish countryside. Cows on one side, cranes on the other. Potential moose spotting opportunity…high!
Imagine, you buy a piece of Swedish forest land with several Swedish dream houses on it... to be. Current state: dilapidated. Bird nests in your bedroom and walls full of decaying wallpaper all around you. The lady of the house had taste. Absolute. Her rocking chair was probably once on the über-Swedish veranda. To see the sun gently swaying behind the fields and sink into the forest. Oh boy, this is one of them. One to keep an eye on. Here, in Husnäs, a village of about six houses, the Dutch Enrico and Mirjam realize their Swedish dream. They sawed and hammered away. As soon as it's ready we'll give a shout. And we will scream when we realize that at some point modern glass shapes will appear in the nearby forest. To be continued…
Photo credits: Mirjam Klopp
We made an additional row of red wooden houses for landlords. For you, from us. And a bit of our friends from Visit Småland.
