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The Houses in the Village

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Södergården

Number of rooms: One double room, two twin rooms, and 2 extra beds.

Södergården Väster (The South West Farm), or “Gustava’s” as the farm was commonly called after its owner Gustaf Jönsson (Tekla’s grandfather’s brother), has a rich history. Johannes and his wife Sara Lena sold the farm when the family emigrated to America, and since then, the house has been renovated several times—most recently to accommodate guests from near and far.

Södergården has three bedrooms: one double room and two twin rooms. Extra beds are available either as fold-out beds or in pull-out kitchen sofas in the living room. A baby cot is available to borrow (pre-booking required). The bedrooms and WC/shower are located upstairs, and on the ground floor there is a kitchen and living room. There is no TV in the house. Free WiFi is included. The staircase to the upper floor is narrow and steep, and the house has consistently high thresholds. Outside, there is garden furniture and a barbecue. Pets are welcome. Shared laundry room in a separate building.

Södergården (The South West Farm) and Undantaget (The Retire House) belong to the same estate and are located next to each other.

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Undantaget

Number of rooms: One double room, one twin room, and two sofa beds.

One of the most colorful and influential people to have lived in the village was Carl Jönsson. Undantaget (The Retire House) was Carl’s “retirement insurance.” He and his wife moved here when their eldest son took over the farm and agricultural work.

Undantaget has two bedrooms: one double room upstairs and one twin room on the ground floor. Extra beds are provided via sofa beds located in the upstairs living area, which also has a TV. Free WiFi is included. A baby cot is available to borrow (pre-booking required). On the ground floor, you’ll find the kitchen, WC/shower, and dining room. Outside, there is garden furniture and a barbecue. There are steps leading to the entrance, and the house has high indoor thresholds. Pets are welcome. Shared laundry in separate building.

Undantaget (The Retire House) and Södergården (The South West Farm) belong to the same estate and are located next to each other.

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Prästgården

Number of rooms: Three double rooms and one twin room. Can be booked as individual rooms or as an entire cottage.

As the name Prästgården (The Parsonage) suggests, this house was home to the priests who served the Haurida parish from the 16th century until the early 1900s. In more recent times, it was used as a school, and today you can stay in Lärarinnans rum (the Schoolmistress’s Room), Barnens rum (the Children’s Room, with single beds), Prästens rum (the Priest’s Room), or Husmordens rum (the Housekeeper’s Room).

On the ground floor, there is a kitchen combined with a living room, as well as a shared WC/shower. The bedrooms are located upstairs, where you will also find another shared WC/shower. There is no TV in the house. Free WiFi is included. A baby cot is available to borrow (pre-booking required). The Vicarage has a high stone staircase, and outside there is garden furniture and a barbecue. Pets are welcome. Shared laundry in a separate building.

Prästgården (The Parsonage), Arrendatorsbostaden (the Tenant’s Residence), and Brygghuset (the Brewery House) belong to the same estate and are located next to each other.

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Arrendatorbostaden

Number of rooms: One double room, one 4-bed room, 2 extra beds in the living room.

Arrendatorsbostaden (The Tenant’s Residence) is a wing of Prästgården (The Parsonage) and was historically home to the family who took care of the animals, farming, and forest for the priest.

On the ground floor, there is a kitchen, WC/shower, and a bedroom with a double bed. Upstairs in the attic floor, there is a living room with a TV and two single beds, as well as a bedroom with one double bed and two single beds. Free WiFi is included. A baby cot is available to borrow (pre-booking required). The cottage has a step at the entrance, and high thresholds indoors. Outside, there is garden furniture and a barbecue. Pets are welcome.

Arrendatorsbostaden (The Tenant’s Residence), Prästgården (the Parsonage) and Brygghuset (the Brewery House) belong to the same estate and are located next to each other.

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Brygghuset

Number of rooms: One twin room

Brygghuset (The Brewery House) used to be Prästgårdens (the Parsonage) laundry and was also used for processing meat after slaughter and for brewing various beverages. At times, it also served as living quarters for the farmhand.

The Brewery House is the smallest building in the village, featuring a kitchenette and an open-plan layout. It has two single beds, a TV, and a WC/shower. Free WiFi is included. Outside, there is garden furniture, a barbecue, and a ramp leading to the entrance. The bathroom is accessible for guests with disabilities. Pets are welcome.

Brygghuset (The Brewery House), Prästgården (the Parsonage) and Arrendatorsbostaden (the Tenant’s Residence) belong to the same estate and are located next to each other. Shared laundry in separate building.

Good to Know

The reception is partially unmanned, and information about key pickup and other details for your stay will be provided at the time of booking. A map of the village can be found on the notice boards at both entrances and at the reception in the farm shop on the ground floor of Tekla’s barn.