The Life Guards Squadron was located in the barracks that previously was used by the Mounted Life Regiment (Livregementet till häst, K 1).
The barracks were built in 1897 after the building program of the Defence Act of 1892, and designed by Erik Josephson.
During the years 1975-1981 the defence district staff at the regiment was localized to the staff house at Lidingövägen, since 1994 the staff location for the Swedish Armed Forces Headquarters.

When the regiment was disbanded in 1984 and was merged with the Svea Life Guards, the battalion management was located in Kungsängen from 1984 to 1985, while the barracks 1 and 2 was used by the cavalry battalion.
The redundant barracks and grounds, the chancellery barracks, which is a listed building, then came to be used for co-location of central staffs and authorities in the Stockholm region.
The Life Guards Squadron was located in the barracks that previously was used by the Mounted Life Regiment (Livregementet till häst, K 1). The barracks were built in 1897 after the building program of the Defence Act of 1892, and designed by Erik Josephson. During the years 1975-1981 the defence district staff at the regiment was localized to the staff house at Lidingövägen, since 1994 the staff location for the Swedish Armed Forces Headquarters.
When the regiment was disbanded in 1984 and was merged with the Svea Life Guards, the battalion management was located in Kungsängen from 1984 to 1985, while the barracks 1 and 2 was used by the cavalry battalion. The redundant barracks and grounds, the chancellery barracks, which is a listed building, then came to be used for co-location of central staffs and authorities in the Stockholm region.
Life Guard Dragoons (Sweden)