The villa was built in 1919, back when Getterön was still an island, and it served as a school until 1942. The teacher also lived here, which is part of the house's unique history. Afterwards, the house was used by the Lindberg parish, among other things for baptisms. In the 70s, it was a rehearsal space for the local band Street Bourbon Band. In the early 80s, the house became privately owned and has since served as a private residence. The current owners moved in in 2013 and have carried out a comprehensive renovation and remodeling in a very tasteful manner to meet modern needs without losing the historical charm. The proximity to the sea and nature with nice bathing spots and walking trails as well as cycling distance to Varberg are additional factors that contribute to a high quality of life.

With its 234 sqm, there is room for the whole family. The country kitchen has generous work surfaces and large windows that provide both light and a view of the garden. The wood-burning stove is a reminder of times past and adds both warmth and functionality to modern living. In harmony with the kitchen, we find the dining area with light from two directions and double glass doors that connect the dining areas both indoors and outdoors. A terrace sheltered by the house creates a private oasis to enjoy both the evening sun and unobstructed views of the landscape. The generous living room testifies to the school's era, as do the tiled stove and the preserved plank floors.

The charming upper floor features sloping ceilings at varying angles clad in tongue and groove paneling against exposed beams. Plank floors and walls painted in soothing colors create a space for relaxation and tranquility. Two generous bedrooms are housed here along with built-in storage.

A guest cottage of about 40 sqm, matching in quality and style, was built in 2023. Equipped with a complete kitchen, bathroom with laundry facilities, living room with generous ceiling height, sleeping loft, and its own patio. Here, there is potential for a good rental income, to accommodate guests, create a multigenerational living space, or why not an atelier?

The garden is a delight for both the eyes and the taste buds, with fruit trees such as cherry, apple, and pear, as well as a rich variety of flowers and bushes including magnolia, forsythia, and rhododendron. There are also edible plants like wild strawberries, ramsons, and meadow mushrooms, making the garden a paradise for garden lovers and cultivators. An insulated storage shed provides ample space for garden tools and more, while offering privacy for your private spot. The driveway has space for several cars, and two modern electric car chargers are installed.

Seize the opportunity to own a piece of history and create new memories in this unique 1920s villa. Contact us today for a viewing and experience for yourself the charm and quality of life this home offers.