central sweden

Swedish Houses

An Early 20th-Century Home with a Guest House in Central Sweden – $150,000

Read More An Early 20th-Century Home with a Guest House in Central Sweden – $150,000
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A 19th-Century Forest Cottage 2 Hours North of Stockholm – $103,000

Read More A 19th-Century Forest Cottage 2 Hours North of Stockholm – $103,000
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A Self-Sufficient 1930s Home in Central Sweden – $141,000

Read More A Self-Sufficient 1930s Home in Central Sweden – $141,000
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An Updated 18th-Century Country House in Central Sweden – $92,600

Read More An Updated 18th-Century Country House in Central Sweden – $92,600
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A 1940s House with a Secluded Garden in Central Sweden – $91,000

Read More A 1940s House with a Secluded Garden in Central Sweden – $91,000
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A Log House with a Green Sedum Roof and Outbuildings – $53,200

Read More A Log House with a Green Sedum Roof and Outbuildings – $53,200
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A Renovated Home Steps from Lake Åmmelången in Central Sweden – $126,400

Read More A Renovated Home Steps from Lake Åmmelången in Central Sweden – $126,400
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A Partially Renovated Family Home in Central Sweden – $103,000

Read More A Partially Renovated Family Home in Central Sweden – $103,000
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A Restored Historic House with an Idyllic Garden in Central Sweden – $166,000

Read More A Restored Historic House with an Idyllic Garden in Central Sweden – $166,000
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A 1930s Farm-Like House with Outbuildings – $150,000

Read More A 1930s Farm-Like House with Outbuildings – $150,000