This cottage on Muskö sits in a quiet corner of the southern Stockholm archipelago, looking out over a small lake. The road runs right to the front, so arrival is straightforward, yet the setting still feels calm and close to the water.
The house is arranged over two floors in a barn-style design with glass sections that open toward the wooden deck. Several sun terraces give you generous outdoor space, and there is room here for grilling and for long dinners at the large table. The cottage sleeps five in three bedrooms, with the bedrooms upstairs and bathrooms on both floors.
Life here is made for easy days outdoors. A rowing boat is available within 100 meters, and you can swim at several bathing places in the sea around the island. Fishing is possible year-round, and the lake is just a short walk away. The cottage also has a barbecue, garden furniture, and a shared rowing boat for simple days by the water.
For everyday convenience, the grocery store is 650 meters away, and there are restaurants nearby, including Ludvigsberg manor house from the 18th century. On the mainland, Nynäshamn offers more to do, from Nickstabadet with its water slide to mini golf. You can also reach the cottage without a car by taking the bus from Ösmo station, and Stockholm is a little more than an hour away by bus and suburban train.