Kvisslevägen 4

One of the first things you notice when coming home is the quiet – it's peaceful here in a way that makes you feel truly safe and at ease. And it’s also beautiful: one of us always stops to take a photo of the tree-lined alley on the walk from the bus stop to the house or during the dramatic sunsets through the fields. A favourite weekend ritual is enjoying a cup of coffee in the sunlit bedroom, then heading out for a long walk toward Bjärshög Church, taking in the gentle beauty of nature. Each season brings subtle changes, and the blooming of the rapeseed fields is something we look forward to every year. The house offers generous outdoor space and an abundance of natural light. We sometimes skip the gym and work out on the wooden deck overlooking the garden, then relax with a cup of coffee or tea, watching the birds flit through the trees. Spring is especially beautiful. Daffodils bloom in the garden, and from time to time, a brilliantly coloured pheasant wanders past. That’s also when we begin planting for the greenhouse – beef tomatoes from our own seeds, or sometimes another go at aubergines. Summer is busy in the best way: picking plums for jam on the gas stove, and apples in August to take to the local musteri. We dry peppermint leaves on the floor upstairs to bring a taste of summer into the colder months. These seasonal rhythms have helped us reconnect with slower, more grounded traditions. Winter has its own quiet charm. We have a small ritual of sitting by the fireplace in the living room, sipping calvados or cognac, simply watching the flames. No need for words. Although we come from big cities, we felt at home here right away. Kvissle is a village with just nine households, and the sense of community is strong. The location is ideal – perfectly situated between Malmö and Bara, close to Torup Castle and its beautiful park, and just about 20 minutes from wherever you need to be in Malmö or Lund. This home has given us so much light – sunlight streams into the bedroom in the morning and lingers in the dining room until sunset. It’s something we never take for granted. When we’re not hosting friends or family, we run a small B&B here. It’s been a joy to welcome guests to Kvissle and share our love for this home and the surrounding nature. Some have fallen in love with it – just as we did.