Sweden sees house sales ranging from 435 k to 8.4 M kronor

Recent property transactions across Sweden show a wide price spectrum. In Rättvik, a 1958‑built 76 m² house sold for 2 million kronor, while in Herräng a 79 m² home changed hands for 2.65 million kronor. Rosenfors recorded a 162 m² 1920‑era villa sold for 435 k kronor, highlighting lower‑priced rural sales.

Higher‑end deals include a 154 m² house that fetched 8.4 million kronor and a 125 m² residence sold for 6.7 million kronor, both reflecting strong demand for larger homes in more affluent areas. The listings also note average price‑per‑square‑meter figures, such as 23 117 kr in Rättvik and 29 891 kr in Herräng, indicating regional variations.

Overall, the data illustrate active Swedish real‑estate market activity with prices ranging from under half a million to several million kronor depending on location, size, and property age.