Attefall house with kitchen and bathroom

Our house is delivered with a kitchen and toilet, two of the functions required for a building to count as a self-contained dwelling. Boverket mentions space for sleeping, resting, socialising, cooking, eating, hygiene and storage. Whether a shower can be included we confirm in the quote.

Updated 23 October 2026

Finished timber house, 6 × 3 m, photographed at an angle from the front on its foundation — The 18 m² house seen at an angle from the front – just as it stands after delivery.

From approx. SEK 376,000incl. VAT, delivered by crane (≈ €33,750; €1 = SEK 11.131, ECB 2026-10-23)
House 6 × 3 m, 18 m², kitchen and toilet. Foundation and connections not included.

The functions in the house

Updated 2026-10-23
Function	In our model
Cooking	Kitchen along one wall
Hygiene	Separate toilet with washbasin; shower as per quote
Sleeping and resting	Open area for a bed or sofa bed
Eating and socialising	Room for a table, depending on furnishing
Storage	Planned to your wishes

Own entrance and own part of the plot

To count as a supplementary dwelling, case law says the home should have its own entrance and its own part of the plot next to it. That is more about the placement on your plot than about the house itself.

Renting out

Many people build a supplementary dwelling to rent out. Remember that the house may only contain one home and that it must complement a one- or two-family house. Tax rules for letting are available from Skatteverket (the Swedish Tax Agency).

Read about the winterised version if the house will be used all year round.

Sources (in Swedish): Boverket – self-contained dwelling

Photos

Interior in light timber with a bed and glass doors facing the view — The whole room in light timber, with the glass doors facing the view.

The toilet room with WC, washbasin and wet-room walls — Separate toilet room with WC and washbasin, finished on delivery.

The 3-metre gable end of the house with the eaves visible — The gable is 3 metres wide – the house fits even on narrow parts of a plot.

The back of the house photographed straight from behind — The back – this is how the house looks from the other side.

Visualisation of the light timber interior with a black kitchenette, bed and glass doors to the deck — Visualisation: the room with the black kitchenette, the tall window and the glass doors to the deck.

The light timber room with a bed and interior door under the high ceiling — A high ceiling and room for a bed, a table or a workspace.