Description

Number of people: 6 adults + 1 child under 3 years

Smedjan is a historic log house that has been newly restored. The first blacksmith who moved in during 1847 was Erik Garberg, born in 1807 in Garpenberg, Dalarna. His wife was Anna Larsdotter, born in 1799 in Malung. Garberg became the chief blacksmith at the former Lessebo Ironworks (now Lessebo Paper Mill).

The house has running cold and hot water, an air heat pump with underfloor heating.

Outside, there is a shed for firewood, bicycles, and equipment, as well as a wood-fired sauna. Garden furniture and a grill are available. In front of the house lies a small lake with rowing boats and pedal boats.

Additional service

Final cleaning: 1200 SEK

Content

Ground Floor

• Modern kitchen with seating for 8–10 people
• Electric stove/convection oven
• Microwave, refrigerator, and freezer
• Open fireplace and kitchen stove with baking oven
• Standard kitchen appliances, dishes, and cutlery
• Living room/lounge with fireplace
• Shower and toilet
• Washing machine and dishwasher available

Upper Floor

• 3 bedrooms with double beds
• Seating area with TV and satellite receiver
• Shower and toilet