Sager House
Stockholm, Sweden
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The Sager House, located at Strömgatan 18 in central Stockholm, serves as the official residence of Sweden's prime minister. Completed in 1894, this Rococo Revival architectural ensemble was designed by Gustaf Lindgren and Jean René Pierre Litoux. As a government-listed building complex, the Sager House represents a significant example of late-nineteenth-century Swedish residential architecture, combining the ornamental elegance of Rococo style with the tastes of its era.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- residenz, architectural ensemble
- Heritage
- governmental listed building complex
- Place
- Stockholm, Sweden
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