The phrase “var bor statsministern” in Swedish translates to “where does the prime minister live.” The current Swedish prime minister (as of late 2024–2025) resides primarily at the Sagerska huset in Stockholm as the official prime minister’s residence and representations residence. If you’re asking about the official housing arrangement or recent changes, here’s a concise overview:

• Official residence: Sagerska huset (Sagerska Palace) on the Norrmalm district in Stockholm. This has served as the prime minister’s official residence and representations venue since the 1990s, with modernizations completed in the 1990s to meet security and functional requirements. [Sagerska huset](javascript:void(0))

• Private/stable living arrangements: The prime minister and accompanying family historically have had housing arrangements that may involve multiple locations for work-related travel and official duties. In recent reporting, the premier has described living arrangements as somewhat distributed due to work and security considerations, including residence in Strängnäs at times for family practicality, while maintaining Sagerska huset as the official main residence.

• Harpsund as an alternative facility: Harpsund has traditionally been used as a government guesthouse and retreat for prime ministers and ministers, but Sagerska huset remains the primary official residence.

If you want the most current specifics (for example, whether there have been any formal changes to the official residence or new accommodations announced recently), I can look up the latest details.