Affordable red farmhouse in Hallen, Jämtland, Sweden

About this house

This cheap house in Sweden is a red timber farmhouse from 1912 in the small village of Månsåsen near Hallen, in Åre municipality, Jämtland, for sale for SEK 1,395,000, about €126,099 at the ECB rate of 12 November 2026. Known as Nissesgården, it stands among fields with views towards the Bydalen mountains.

The house has one and a half storeys on a stone foundation, with standing wooden panelling and a tiled roof. Downstairs there is a bright country kitchen with a dining area, a living room with an open fireplace insert, an extra room used as a dining room, and a WC with laundry. Upstairs are two bedrooms, two smaller rooms under the sloping ceiling and a bathroom that was fully renovated in 2021, when the pipes were also replaced. Two bedrooms got new floors and paint in 2025.

The seller states 110 m² of living space plus 16 m² of secondary space; the tax register lists 90 m². Heating is direct electric, supported by the fireplace insert. The energy class is G, and the broker gives running costs of SEK 64,025 a year for a household of five. There is municipal water and sewage, and fibre internet.

The garden plot of 4,975 m² has apple and cherry trees, berry bushes, rhubarb and vegetable beds. A large log outbuilding holds a guest room with a wood stove, a party room, a workshop, a hen house and a stable box. There is also a machine shed with a woodshed, and a traditional earth cellar.

Månsåsen is a living village, with neighbours and a road close by. Myrviken, with shops, is about 8 km away and Hallen about 20 km. The Gräftåvallen ski area is around 37 km away, and Östersund, the regional centre with Åre Östersund Airport, is about 48 km by road. Åre itself is about 87 km away.

If you want an affordable house for sale in Jämtland, you can buy a house in Sweden as a foreigner on the same terms as Swedes. For purchases from 1 July 2026, private buyers need a Swedish personal identity number or a coordination number from the Swedish Tax Agency to register ownership with Lantmäteriet, so apply in good time. Stamp duty is 1.5% of the price plus a SEK 825 fee. Because the buyer is responsible for inspecting the property, an independent inspection before signing is wise.

• Red timber farmhouse built in 1912
• Views over open fields towards the Bydalen mountains
• Living room with an open fireplace insert
• Upstairs bathroom fully renovated in 2021, pipes replaced
• Two bedrooms with new floors and paint in 2025
• Log outbuilding with guest room, party room and workshop
• Hen house, stable box, machine shed and earth cellar
• 4,975 m² garden with fruit trees, berries and vegetable beds
• Municipal water and sewage, fibre internet
• About 8 km to shops in Myrviken, 48 km to Östersund