Forest property Lycksele Holmlund

An opportunity is now available to acquire a well-maintained forest property in Holmlund, just outside Lycksele. The property comprises approximately 101 hectares, of which approximately 86 hectares constitute productive forest land, offering an attractive combination of timber production, long-term value appreciation, hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. The property is located in the village of Holmlund, approximately 13 kilometres from central Lycksele along Road 360 towards Vilhelmina. The holding consists of five separate parcels, one of which is an island parcel, giving the property a distinctive character. This is a property where active and careful forest management has been carried out for many years. The forest stands are well maintained, the boundaries have been clearly cleared and marked, and the infrastructure is good. For a new owner, this means an efficient and easy-to-manage forest holding where much of the groundwork has already been completed. One of the property\'s greatest strengths is its excellent accessibility. Road 360 between Lycksele and Vilhelmina passes through several of the property\'s parcels, creating outstanding logistical conditions for forestry operations as well as hunting and recreational use. In addition, a well-developed road network provides easy vehicle access to all parcels. These road connections facilitate future forestry operations, timber transportation, and year-round accessibility. The forest is dominated by pine, which accounts for approximately 68% of the standing timber volume. A large proportion of the forest consists of young and middle-aged stands with strong growth potential, creating excellent conditions for future value appreciation. According to the forest management plan prepared on 2026-06-25, the standing timber volume amounts to approximately 7,546 m³sk. The average site productivity is estimated at 4.2 m³sk per hectare per year, providing favourable conditions for continued growth and long-term sustainable forest ownership. During the summer of 2024, harvesting of approximately 2,445 m³fub was carried out, which has already been accounted for in the reported timber volume. Key Facts Total area: approximately 101 hectares Productive forest land: approximately 86 hectares Standing timber volume: approximately 7,546 m³sk Average site productivity: 4.2 m³sk per hectare per year Dominant tree species: Pine (approximately 68%) Five parcels, including one island parcel Well-developed road network with excellent accessibility for forestry and recreation Several suitable roadside landing areas for future harvesting operations The property presents a consistently well-maintained appearance. Pre-commercial thinning and other silvicultural measures have been carried out continuously, and the forest is in good condition throughout. Particularly noteworthy is that all forest land classified as regeneration areas according to the forest management plan was replanted during the autumn of 2026 through the efforts of Holmen. This means that regeneration work has already been completed, and a new owner acquires a property where forestry investments are already in place and continue to contribute to the property\'s future development. Hunting, Fishing, Recreation and Buildings In addition to its strong forestry values, the property offers excellent opportunities for hunting, fishing, outdoor recreation, and an active outdoor lifestyle. The surrounding landscape is characterized by forests, waterways, and wildlife habitats that provide ideal conditions for hunting, berry and mushroom picking, and year-round recreation. The property currently forms part of the Betsele Wildlife Management Area, comprising approximately 3,880 hectares, providing access to a large, contiguous hunting area with excellent opportunities for both hunting and wildlife management. For fishing enthusiasts, inland fishing opportunities are available in nearby Skovelträsket, further enhancing the property\'s recreational appeal. One of the parcels also includes an older log house with considerable character and history. The building has been unoccupied for a prolonged period and requires extensive renovation. Water and sewage services are not available, but electricity is connected. For someone who appreciates older buildings and sees opportunity where others see work, the house could provide the foundation for a future holiday home, hunting cabin, or gathering place on the property. The building is transferred in its existing, uncleaned condition. There is also a site cabin on the property that can be used for overnight accommodation. A wood-burning stove is available for heating. Asking Price SEK 2,250,000 Directions Use the interactive map on Skogsmäklargruppen\'s website to easily navigate to and within the property. More information is available under \"Property Details.\" Forest management plans and maps can be viewed further down on the website. Offers must be submitted to Skogsmäklargruppen no later than 2026-11-08. For questions regarding the property, please contact: Robin Lindström Email: robin@skogsmaklargruppen.se