Fisherman's cottage from 1890

A unique experience to stay in a house from the 1890s in one of Sweden's oldest and most famous fishing communities. The house is located by the sea with lake views in the middle of Gullholmsön in an old settlement. Here you have the opportunity for salt baths, long walks, meetings with the residents of the island and nice traditions. Walking distance to store and ferry. The house is well cared for and fresh with three bedrooms upstairs and a fourth cozy bedroom with entrance from the garden, as well as a small charming shed on the plot. The space Living room and kitchen integrated. 1 bed 180 cm * 200 cm 3 beds 140*200cm 1 bathroom with shower and toilet 1 separate small shed where you can sit and play games and sit more sheltered from the weather and wind down by the jetty. Guest access Guests have access to all the house's spaces and grounds. Other things to note The ferry location is called Tuvesvik and has ferry service throughout the year. The ferry takes about 10 minutes to Gullholmen. See the ToGo app run by Västtrafik. You can take the bus from Gothenburg Central Station to Tuvesvik and if you come by car, there are guest parking spaces. You can take the train and bus from Stockholm, about 6 hours. See the SJ website. Train to Stenungsund and then bus to Tuvesvik is also a smooth route. See the ToGo app. Walking distance from the ferry to the house. Easiest if you take the ferry from Tuvesvik to Gullholmen Harbor (about 5 minutes to walk) The grocery store on the island is staffed but also open via the app called Tempo, where you go in and self-scan when the store is unmanned. There are 3-4 restaurants on the island. Sauna can be rented via Gullholmsbaden. From 2026, cleaning can be arranged at an additional cost.