Perhaps it is the surroundings of the small village of Listarum that put the village's name on the map. The Listarumsåsen nature reserve has three parts in a hilly area west of the road between St. Olof and Smedstorp, but geologically interesting areas continue east of the road past the village of Listarum itself and down towards Komstad.
For many, many years, valuable Komstad limestone has been quarried here and used for construction, gravestones and decorations. The nature reserve contains noble forested slopes where oak and beech dominate, but also open pastures and natural pastures.
It is a district that people have lived in for a very long time, something that stone circles, stone circles and graves remind us of.
The nearest major towns with schools and services are Smedstorp, Gärsnäs and St. Olof. Gärsnäs is four kilometres away, Smedstorp is slightly longer than that, while St. Olof is just under ten kilometres to the north. Near Listarum are two beautiful lakes, Tunbyholmssjön and Gyllebosjön.
