Picture yourself stepping onto your private patio on a crisp Swedish morning, coffee in hand, as the Nordic sun filters through pine trees and the distant call of seabirds drifts from the Bohuslän coast just 1.6 kilometers away. This is life at Kleva röseväg 10, where coastal living meets countryside tranquility in one of Sweden's most sought-after vacation home destinations.
This 120-square-meter house, built in 2008 and perfectly suited for year-round use, offers everything international buyers seek in a Swedish second home: authentic Nordic design, generous outdoor space, and a location that balances peaceful seclusion with proximity to Grebbestad's vibrant harbor life. Whether you envision summer weeks filled with archipelago adventures, cozy winter retreats beside the fireplace, or establishing a permanent base on Sweden's west coast, this property delivers on multiple lifestyle aspirations.
The Grebbestad region captivates vacation home owners with its dramatic granite coastline, centuries-old fishing traditions, and the kind of natural beauty that defines Swedish summer dreams. Your days here follow the rhythm of coastal life: morning swims from sun-warmed rocks, afternoons exploring hidden coves by kayak, evenings savoring locally caught shellfish at waterfront restaurants where the fishing boats dock just meters from your table. The famous Grebbestad prawns alone justify the journey, but the area offers so much more.
Inside, the home's 120 square meters flow with the functional elegance characteristic of modern Scandinavian architecture. Three bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for family and friends, while the open-plan living area connects kitchen, dining, and relaxation spaces in a design that encourages gathering and conversation. Large windows throughout maximize natural light, a precious commodity during winter months and an abundant resource during summer's endless days when sunset arrives near midnight.
The kitchen serves as the heart of the home, equipped for everything from quick breakfasts before beach excursions to elaborate dinners featuring ingredients from Grebbestad's summer markets. Imagine preparing meals with chanterelles foraged from nearby forests, berries picked from your own garden, and seafood purchased directly from returning fishing vessels. This is the culinary lifestyle that draws food enthusiasts to Swedish coastal properties.
Outdoors, your 973-square-meter plot transforms how you experience Nordic living. The established garden offers immediate enjoyment while providing canvas for personal expression: expand the vegetable patches, create wildflower meadows that attract butterflies and bees, or simply maintain the lawn as open play space for children and grandchildren. The sun-drenched patio becomes your outdoor room from May through September, perfect for those long Swedish summer evenings when you lose track of time beneath skies that never quite darken.
The separate guest cottage adds remarkable versatility. International property owners particularly value this feature, as it allows hosting visitors without sacrificing privacy, provides dedicated workspace for remote professionals, or generates rental income during peak summer weeks when Grebbestad's population swells with vacationers seeking authentic coastal experiences. Some owners use it as an art studio, others as a yoga retreat, and many simply appreciate having overflow accommodation during holiday gatherings.
Grebbestad itself pulses with seasonal rhythm. Summer transforms the harbor into a bustling hub where sailboats crowd the marina, outdoor restaurants serve until late evening, and the weekly market showcases regional crafts and produce. The town's seafood auction remains a working tradition, offering visitors glimpses into the fishing industry that has sustained this community for generations. Beyond tourist attractions, Grebbestad maintains genuine small-town character with well-stocked grocery stores, medical facilities, and year-round services that make property ownership practical.
The location provides exceptional access to Bohuslän's natural treasures. The Kosterhavet National Park, Sweden's first marine national park, lies within easy reach, offering world-class diving, snorkeling, and wildlife observation. Hiking trails wind through the surrounding landscape of granite hills, ancient forests, and coastal meadows. Winter brings cross-country skiing opportunities, while spring and autumn offer ideal conditions for cycling the quiet country roads that connect fishing villages and historical sites.
For international buyers, Sweden's west coast represents one of Europe's most accessible second home markets. Direct flights connect major European cities to Gothenburg's Landvetter Airport, just 140 kilometers south, making weekend getaways entirely feasible. The drive north along the coast passes through postcard-worthy fishing villages, providing the perfect transition from urban life to vacation mode. Sweden's transparent property laws, stable economy, and welcoming attitude toward international ownership further enhance the region's appeal.
The practical aspects deserve attention. This property's good condition and 2008 construction mean you can move in and immediately begin enjoying Swedish coastal life without facing major renovations. Year-round insulation makes winter visits comfortable, while the energy class F rating suggests opportunities for efficiency improvements that could lower operating costs and increase property value. Many international owners install heat pumps or solar panels, investments that pay dividends during extended stays.
Rental potential in the Grebbestad area remains strong, particularly during July and August when Swedish families and international tourists seek coastal accommodations. Properties offering both main house and guest cottage command premium rates, and the combination of three bedrooms, substantial garden space, and proximity to beaches attracts the family demographic willing to pay for quality vacation experiences. Many owners cover annual property costs through six to eight weeks of summer rentals while retaining the home for personal use during shoulder seasons.
The Swedish lifestyle concept of "sommarstuga" culture runs deep here. Owning a summer house near the coast represents a cherished tradition, a place where generations gather, where children learn to swim and sail, where families disconnect from digital demands and reconnect with nature and each other. This property offers entry into that tradition, whether you seek occasional escapes, extended summer residency, or gradual transition toward permanent coastal living.
Key features include: Three bedrooms accommodating family and guests • 120 square meters of well-designed living space • Separate guest cottage for visitors or rental income • 973-square-meter garden with established plantings • Sun-drenched patio for outdoor living • Modern kitchen with quality appliances • Contemporary bathroom with clean Scandinavian design • Private driveway and parking • Year-round insulation for four-season use • 1.6 kilometers from Bohuslän coast beaches • Built 2008 in good condition • Walking distance to Grebbestad amenities • Access to hiking trails and nature reserves • 140 kilometers from Gothenburg Airport
Sweden's west coast property market has demonstrated consistent appreciation, driven by limited coastal land availability, growing domestic demand, and increasing international interest in Nordic lifestyle properties. Grebbestad's combination of natural beauty, cultural authenticity, and practical amenities positions it favorably within this market, particularly as remote work enables more flexible property use patterns.
This is more than a vacation home investment; it represents a lifestyle choice, a commitment to slower rhythms, deeper connections with nature, and the kind of restorative experiences that only coastal living provides. Whether your vision includes summer weeks exploring the archipelago, autumn weekends foraging mushrooms, winter retreats watching snow fall over the garden, or eventually making Sweden's west coast your permanent home, this property at Kleva röseväg 10 offers the foundation.
Contact Homestra today to arrange your viewing and take the first step toward owning your Swedish coastal retreat. The combination of ready-to-enjoy condition, flexible accommodation, generous outdoor space, and premium location makes properties like this move quickly when they reach the market. Your Nordic adventure awaits.
