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Build a house in Tyresö Municipality

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Building and living in Tyresö

Overview

Tyresö has denser housing around its centre and Trollbäcken, but also eastern areas where holiday-home districts are changing and public water service is expanding in stages. Tyresö 2035 guides long-term planning, not a permit for one plot. Read the detailed plan in force and ask how water and wastewater work where you want to build. Conditions can differ markedly between two parts of the same municipality.Tyresö strategic plan 2035

What can be built on the plot?

Planning & detailed development plans

Tyresö's register of detailed plans in force can be searched on a map or filtered by municipality area. The plan can state how land may be used and how large or tall a house may be. Read the documents for the actual property, particularly where a new plan or water-network expansion is under way. A project in progress does not replace the plan in force today.Detailed plans in force

Information and documents

  • Detailed plans in force in Tyresö

    Official source for finding the detailed plan and rules in force for a property in Tyresö.

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  • Detailed plans in force

    Official Tyresö municipality guidance: detailed plans in force.

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Planning permission for a new home

Building permits

For a new home in Tyresö, use the municipality's permit guide. It calls for a site plan on a full new-build map, house drawings and a certified control officer. Base the proposal on the plot's own detailed plan and show clearly where the house goes and how the ground changes. The permit decides the project; do not begin work before receiving a start notice.Build a new house

Information and documents

  • Build a new house

    Official Tyresö municipality guidance: build a new house.

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Water and wastewater

Water & wastewater

Tyresö municipality sets out specific steps for a public water connection: notification, start notice, a map of pipes and an assigned connection point. The municipality is responsible up to that point and you for pipes on the plot. In parts of eastern Tyresö the network is being expanded, so check your property's stage and status. A planned pipe does not mean connection is available already.Public water and wastewater connection

Information and documents

Maps and site plans

Maps & documents

Tyresö has three types of new-build map. For a new main house, the municipal guide says the site plan should use a full new-build map. The map brings together information the municipality holds on the property and ground, but you still need to check that it fits your proposal. Ask the mapping unit which map to order, then show the house position on that base.New-build map

Information and documents

  • New-build map in Tyresö

    Municipal guidance on the map used as the base for a building permit site plan.

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    A fee may be required

  • Map and survey fees in Tyresö

    Municipal information on fees for maps and survey work.

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    A fee may be required

  • New-build map

    Official Tyresö municipality guidance: new-build map.

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Everyday life and nature

Living in Tyresö

Tyresö has eight nature reserves and part of Tyresta National Park. Alby reserve is close to Tyresö centre, while other outdoor destinations are farther towards the coast. These places may shape daily life, but check routes from the address you are considering. Also investigate reserve boundaries and rules if a plot is near protected land.Nature reserves and national park

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