This very charming house dates back about 200 years. Most of the period details have been preserved, such as windows, floorboards, doors, wall and ceiling paintings etc. Morastugan has been declared a listed building since the 80s.

Entrance level: Entrance via beautiful double doors to a stairwell that directly connects with the other rooms on the first floor. In the spacious hall, there are two smaller windows and stairs to the upper floor. To the right of the hall is the large hall with beautiful wall paintings and windows in three directions. To the left of the hall is the cabin, this room also has three windows and an original baking oven and wood stove with a beautiful hood. Straight ahead from the hall is a simpler kitchen (probably renovated in the 1970s), also with a wood stove and two windows. The upper floor is reached from the hall via a steep staircase.

Upper level: The wooden staircase leads up to the upper-level stairwell with two windows. This hall also has direct contact with the other rooms on the first floor. In the middle of the floor plan is a larger room with two windows and an exposed brick block. Two rooms and attics with pitched roofs are on each side of the stairwell. Both rooms have windows, one of which has a lake view.

Welcome to a house filled with atmosphere, history, and charm!

ATTENTION! Morastugan and the land have been declared a building monument, which means, among other things, that renovations need to be approved by the County Administrative Board in Stockholm.