With over 320 years of heart and loving care at its center, Sätra Brunn has always been a place where self-care is placed ahead of all else. The village with approximately 80 buildings from the 18th century and onwards is still intact to this day where a well house, society house, restaurant, church and water springs are surrounded by picturesque homes. Everything is embraced by a beautiful park which, regardless of the season, creates an enchanting environment.

During the 17th century the interest for therapeutic bathing and spring water bathhouses was great, especially on the European continent. Urban Hjärne had visited many of these sites, and was now looking for a similar source of spring water in Sweden. The doctor Samuel Skragge who was well-read regarding the medicinal benefits of mineral water thought the spring near Sätra village was worth exploring further for its possible health benefits. In 1701, the establishment opened and a sophisticated building style began to take shape around the well over the years. As drinking spring water was to be coupled with walks in nature, a number of tree-lined avenues were planted as well as a park. Over the centuries, the building style has varied within Sätra Brunn, leaving a high cultural and historical value.

The current owner acquired Sätra Brunn in 2002 with a vision to preserve and develop the grounds and the business. The business is alive and well today, including restaurant and hotel, conference, bathhouse with connected spa, a fully operational preschool as well as local beverage production site. The hotel and spa, as well as the preschool, are now being sold as separate properties. In total, the grounds include 56 hectares, of which 34 hectares comprise a separate piece of forest land. In addition, celebrations such as Midsummer, concerts, weddings, Christmas, and New Years' are recurring and very appreciated events. All in all, Sätra Brunn forms a highly lively and popular environment.

This is truly a unique opportunity to acquire your own fully functioning village with healing spring water and an interesting history. Welcome!

For information about the facility, please visit https://satrabrunn.se