Group accommodation in the countryside near Helsingborg

Idyllic farmhouse in the agricultural landscape

"Östra Längan" is a very old half-timbered house that was originally part of the surrounding farm Fleninge Gunnestorp, dating from the end of the 15th century. Today, Östra Längan is a wing building in a very beautiful farm setting. The house is located in a beautiful, undisturbed and relaxing environment, together with our wild and tame animals in the agricultural landscape.
The building, which is on two levels of about 220 square meters, has a fairly large glazed veranda overlooking a garden and a pond with the entire cultural landscape in the background. The house has been recently renovated and the ground floor is completely disabled-friendly. There are four bedrooms with a total of 8 beds but with good possibilities for extra beds. In addition to the veranda, there is a living room with TV on the upper floor of the house. The kitchen has a stove with oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. In a separate room there is a laundry room with a washing machine and dryer.
Outside the veranda there is garden furniture and a barbecue for cozy evenings. During the spring of 2023, the garden is under construction.

We are located in the middle of the Kulla Peninsula. Both Helsingborg, Ängelholm and Höganäs are at a distance of between 15 and 20 km. Along the entire coast of the Kulla Peninsula there are many small, cozy old fishing harbors with quieter bathing spots. If you want a little more life, go to the beaches of the bigger cities. The scenic Kullaberg with the famous seaside resort of Mölle can be reached in about 40 minutes. For those interested in golf, there are around ten courses within close proximity.
You can go for a walk on the farm, but if you want to go further, you can take one of the nature and cultural trails in the area. In Kattarp you reach the old embankment that stretches to Höganäs and on to Mölle. The rail is no longer there, so it is well suited for both walks and bike rides. The railway line passes Svedberga hill, which is a nature reserve. From the top you have a breathtaking view of the landscape and the sea.

The farm runs an agricultural company focused on crop cultivation, which means that during the period that extends from the end of July to the beginning of September, there may be a slightly higher noise level on the farm than normal due to harvesting work. The landlords are German and English speaking.