In the forested interior of northern Sweden, still lakes sit between birch and pine, and summers of almost perpetual light give way to snow-covered winters built for log fires, cross-country skiing, and the northern lights overhead. This is a part of Sweden where the trees outnumber the people.
This farmstead near Bräcke sits on 31 acres, approached by an avenue of trees with a small lake visible to one side. The main house is a 180-year-old timber building of around 2,900 square feet across two floors. The ground floor has an entrance hall, a kitchen, a bathroom, a bedroom, and three reception rooms in a row—a dining room, a salon with fireplace and stucco ceiling, and a sitting room, with a covered veranda beyond. The upper floor has two large bedrooms, a further sitting room with fireplace, and a balcony looking out across the farmland toward the mountains. Outbuildings include a stable with three stalls and a tack room, a barn, a carport for two cars, and a separate log cabin guest house.
Bräcke, with shops and services, is around four miles away. Östersund/Åre Airport, with domestic connections, is around 45 miles. Trondheim/Værnes Airport in Norway, with international connections, is around 125 miles.
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