Bäckhammar is a quaint village in western Sweden surrounded by fields and woodland. Forests of oak and pine cover the rolling hills, while open meadows provide grazing land for deer and livestock. The Visman stream runs through the landscape, known for its trout fishing. The town of Kristinehamn, 12 miles north, sits on the shore of Lake Vänern, Europe’s third-largest lake, with an archipelago of thousands of islands.
This 1930s three-bedroom house stands on a third of an acre of garden, with views across meadows surrounding the property. The traditional red timber facade with white corner boards is typical of Swedish rural architecture. The house measures 1,200 square feet across two levels.
The ground floor includes an entrance hall, a kitchen with dining space that opens to a covered terrace, a separate living room, and a toilet. Upstairs there are three bedrooms and a bathroom.
A basement level offers additional space for hobbies, laundry, storage, and utilities. The large garden plot provides room for outdoor living.
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