Sager's house
The Sagersche Haus (or Sagersches Palais ) is located at Strömgatan 18, on the banks of the Norrström in Stockholm 's Norrmalm district and has been the official residence of the Swedish Prime Minister since 1995 . Göran Persson was the first occupant of the official residence.
history
Development on the property has been known since the 1840s. After the Sager brothers acquired the house in 1880, they had a representative floor built in 1893 . The building was given the French Rococo style that it still has today. The house was owned by the Sager family until 1986 and was acquired by the Swedish state two years later. The building was extensively renovated and today has the status of a monument .
Surroundings
In the immediate vicinity there are other culturally, historically and architecturally significant buildings: the Swedish Diet ( Riksdagshuset ) and the Royal Stockholm Palace , the official seat of the Swedish King Carl XVI. Gustaf , with which the Sagersche Haus is connected via the two bridges Norrbro and Riksbron , and on the same street to the west of Rosenbad , the Swedish seat of government , and to the east of the former Hereditary Prince's Palace ( Arvfurstens palats ), today's Foreign Ministry , and the Royal Swedish National Opera .
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Coordinates: 59 ° 19 ′ 44 ″ N , 18 ° 4 ′ 2 ″ E