STORM'S FARM, an Introduction
The Gotland Limestone House at Sudret
Welcome to a forthcoming property. Work is currently underway to gather facts, information, and more images. Here, you can get a glimpse of the farm through a selection of quotes from the seller, taken from previous magazine reports: Svenska Dagbladet , created by Elin Liljero Eriksson, and Residence , created by Michelle Meadows (text) and Andy Liffner (photos).
When the selling family was looking for a farm on Gotland, they were searching for a peaceful summer home that blends seamlessly with the nature of southern Gotland. They found a classic old limestone house from the 1880s—a summer house of about 200 square meters, with accompanying small houses from the 1600s and 30 hectares of coastal land. The beautiful limestone house offers panoramic views of the Gotland landscape.
"The house offers an open door to nature, with wild chestnut and fruit trees, and proximity to the sea."
In addition to the main building, there are three smaller accompanying houses, one of which dates back to the 1600s, along with a barn. The family began an extensive renovation.
"I wanted people to feel that it is a restful place when they arrive. The interior shouldn’t demand attention, it should rather blend with nature."
On the ground floor, there is a large family room where holidays and weekends are spent in relaxed company. Here, you’ll find everything necessary for cozy socializing, but nothing excessive. The ceiling is open to the rafters, and the beautiful ceiling craftsmanship becomes part of the decor. The combination of rustic roof beams, soaped floors, and plastered walls gives the room a raw authenticity that makes you feel close to nature. The large room leads into the dining area, where a stylish custom-built shaker kitchen in beige awaits, with a marble countertop.
"The location and surroundings here are so beautiful – that’s why it was important for us that the house be in shades and materials that aren’t too eye-catching but rather just blend in."
"We prioritized large social spaces on the lower floor while we built three bedrooms on the upper floor."
"When I furnished the house, my intention was to reflect the barren and open landscape outside. The idea is that the entire interior should be timeless and breathe Gotland."
On the upper floor, there are the bedrooms. The space is free, minimalist, and feels both simple and exclusive at the same time.
The surrounding garden has been designed to match the house and evoke a sense of relaxation and vacation. Instead of elaborate flowerbeds that require care and attention—difficult when not living on the island year-round—the seller has created a beautiful meadow garden with wildflowers that wave in the open landscape.

"A typical day for us involves heading to the beach at Holmhällar or Austre, weather permitting, and we often make a stop on the way, such as a visit to the charming Vamlingbo Rectory, which has a pleasant restaurant, a flower-picking garden, a garden shop, and a lovely garden with an abundance of roses and lavender. Nearby is also Razzle Dazzle, a family business that makes its own fantastic ice cream. An essential evening stop is the charming Hamra Krogg, where they serve French bistro food, and sitting there, it’s easy to imagine you’re in Provence."