In some of the least salacious news coming out of the Tiger Woods story of late, Swedish news services are reporting that Elin Nordegren Woods has paid $2 million for a Swedish island mansion.

Dubbed "Faglaro Mansion" and pictured above left, the home sits on an island reachable from Stockholm only by ferry. According to Swedish sources quoted by the New York Daily News, the home previously belonged to a professional soccer player. The Woods' home in Windermere, Florida is pictured at right, with the infamous fire hydrant visible in the lower right corner.

The remote location of the Stockholm home would appear ideal for an individual as notably press-shy as Elin Woods, who has made no public statement and, apparently, no public appearances since the wreck involving Tiger Woods and his Escalade nearly two weeks ago. The Nordegren family has said only that Elin has purchased the home with her twin sister.

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