Villa Geber

Villa Geber, located in the upscale Diplomatstaden area of Stockholm, is an architectural gem designed by Ragnar Östberg between 1911 and 1913. Originally built for banker Philip Geber, the villa later became the residence of consul general Karl Bergsten, who renamed it 'Villa Dagmar' in honor of his wife. The property boasts a striking design reminiscent of Stockholm City Hall, featuring a 17th-century inspired manor shape, red-tiled facade, and a stunning inner courtyard. With a rich history of art collection and ownership changes, it is now recognized as Sweden's second most expensive livable property, making it a fascinating site for tourists and researchers alike.