Swedish social media personality and entrepreneur Therése Lindgren has sold her summer cabin for 4.15 million SEK, securing a significant profit after four years of ownership. According to reports from Expressen and Nyheter24, Lindgren and her fiancé, Anders Vesterlund, purchased the property for 2.8 million SEK in 2019, resulting in a gain of approximately 1.35 million SEK before accounting for renovation costs.
How property upgrades influenced the sale
The financial success of the sale is attributed in part to extensive property improvements. Since acquiring the 55-square-meter cabin, Lindgren and Vesterlund developed the 4,000-square-meter lot by adding a gazebo, a guest house, and dedicated cultivation areas, as reported by Expressen. These enhancements likely increased the market appeal of the site, which sits in a competitive Swedish vacation home segment. Sophi Eriksson of Svensk Fastighetsförmedling in Norrtälje described the transaction to Nyheter24 as a “very successful sale” where all parties, including unsuccessful bidders, expressed satisfaction with the outcome.
Therése Lindgren’s business ventures extend well beyond real estate. In 2022, she sold her stake in the vegan skincare brand Indy Beauty, which she co-founded in 2018, to CCS Skincare Brands.
Why influencer-led real estate trends matter
Lindgren’s divestment highlights a broader trend of high-profile creators diversifying their financial portfolios beyond digital content. While her social media fame provides a platform for documenting lifestyle changes, her business filings provide a clearer picture of her financial trajectory. According to Bolagsfakta, Lindgren’s company, ThereseLindgren AB, reported a 2024 turnover of 4.1 million SEK with a profit exceeding 1.1 million SEK. This indicates that while her cabin sale represents a notable capital gain, it is part of a wider strategy of asset management.
How the Swedish cabin market compares to historical data
The cabin market in Sweden has experienced significant volatility in recent years, making the 1.35 million SEK increase in value a standout figure. When comparing the 2019 purchase price of 2.8 million SEK to the June 2024 sale price of 4.15 million SEK, the property appreciated by roughly 48%. This growth outpaces many traditional savings accounts, though real estate investments carry higher maintenance costs and liquidity risks. Industry observers note that properties with “turnkey” renovations—like the guest house and landscaping added by the couple—often command a premium in the current market environment.
When selling a vacation property, focus on “curb appeal” features like outbuildings and garden infrastructure. As seen in the Lindgren sale, these additions can significantly broaden the buyer pool and drive competitive bidding.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much did Therése Lindgren sell her cabin for?
The cabin was sold on June 8 for 4,150,000 SEK. - When did she buy the property?
The couple purchased the cabin in 2019 for 2.8 million SEK. - What renovations were made to the property?
The couple upgraded the 4,000-square-meter plot by adding a gazebo, a guest house, and cultivation areas. - Is this her only business venture?
No, Lindgren manages ThereseLindgren AB and previously founded the skincare brand Indy Beauty.
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