View across the bay
Calm water, red Swedish houses on the shore and lots of green – the typical summer scenery around the villa.
The surroundings
Summer
(typically June – August)
Rocky coastline by the sea
Walk along the stones, listen to the waves, and keep the horizon in view.
Seating right by the water
White wooden furniture between rocks – ideal for morning coffee or a quiet evening by the sea.
Wide lake landscape
The view stretches over the lake to the islands on the horizon – perfect to breathe and drift off.
Summer by the archipelago
Reeds, rocks and small bays shape the Baltic Sea archipelago – a wonderful area for quiet boat trips.
Morning mist over the fields
When the day wakes up, a light haze lies over the meadows – a very Scandinavian mood.
Golden hour in the countryside
Evening sun bathes meadows, forest and the red barn in warm light – a perfect end to a summer day.
Winter
(typically December – February)
Blue hour by the sea
Between rocks and snow, twilight descends over the bay – calm, clear and wide.
Winter sun over the ice
Low winter sun sparkles on snow and fills the coast with bright, cold light.
Drift ice along the coast
Ice floes and open water alternate – a striking sight at the Gulf of Bothnia.
Snowy coastal forest
Between rocks, trees and the red cabin, winter shows its most Scandinavian side.
Vastness over sea and snow
From hills above the coast you see forest, snow and the endless blue sea.
Tracks in coastal snow
A narrow path leads through deep snow straight to the water – a winter walk with sea sounds.
Vastness over ice and the Baltic Sea
From above, the Baltic Sea feels almost endless in winter: snow, ice, tracks in the white and low light over the coast.
The villa by the winter water
From the air, the special location becomes clear: the Swedish house at the edge of the forest, just a few steps from the snowy Baltic Sea.
