Located within the cultural and historical milieu of central Vadstena, just a stone's throw from Lake Vättern, you can sense that this is an exceptional home as soon as you step over the threshold. The original two-story design, basement and attic, remains largely unchanged since its construction, offering 260 square meters of well-balanced space featuring elegant salons and tranquil bedrooms. Numerous 19th-century architectural elements are preserved, such as tiled stoves, beautifully paneled glass entrance doors, and restored surfaces, old-fashioned wainscoting, wallpapers, and unique paintings. Additionally, all rooms have wide, charming floorboards, and three of the rooms are beautifully hand-painted from stencils. The house comprises nine rooms, including a separable two-room apartment that has been rented out at times.

A brick wall, harmonizing nicely with the residence, separates the property from the central street. Inside, the house is surrounded by a lush, green garden with a gnarled apple tree, red beech, walnut, and magnolia trees, providing beauty and pleasant shade on warm summer days. A lovely wisteria covers the plastered facade on the entire southern gable, and from the balcony above the veranda you can gaze at the neighboring historic buildings. The property also includes a spacious garage and adjacent storage areas. The secluded location along Lastköpingsgatan makes it suitable for small-scale business ventures such as a gallery or art studio.

Vadstena is a picturesque and charming town, rich in Swedish cultural history, and vibrant throughout all seasons. Thousands of visitors from near and far come annually to experience its historical ambiance and enjoy fine food and drink. High-quality cultural events, such as opera and theater performances, are regularly held in the town. The proximity to Lake Vättern greatly influences the town, enabling an active boating and water lifestyle.