Restored stone house from 1919 in Brantevik

In Brantevik on Österlen stands a stone house from 1919 with an unusual history. It was built by Botilda, who worked as a cook on a Mediterranean ship during World War I. She then ran her home bakery here. Today, the house welcomes you with carefully renovated surfaces and natural materials.

Inside, you are met by a peaceful interior where wood and natural stone create the atmosphere. The kitchen island and wood-burning stove form natural gathering points. The house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms with showers. The spacious kitchen invites you to enjoy meals together.

Outside, there is a spacious terrace and a balcony where you can enjoy the evening sun. Roses and anemones bloom in the garden. Here you can relax after a day of adventures along the coast.

The morning dip is just a couple of hundred meters away. Hiking trails along the coast start around the corner. In the village, there are restaurants that sell fresh breakfast bread during the season. Österlen offers charming fishing villages and beautiful nature to explore.