Apartment for 35,000 kr

Valhallavägen.

Discover a stylish three-room apartment spanning 75 square meters on Valhallavägen, nestled in the coveted Övre Östermalm district of Stockholm. Priced at 35,000 SEK per month, this exclusive residence is available solely to expats seeking a refined urban retreat that seamlessly blends city vibrancy with peaceful greenery.

Set on a corner overlooking a spacious, sunlit courtyard, the home is bathed in natural light throughout the day. Inside, timeless 19th-century charm abounds with elegant wainscoting, ornate ceiling rosettes, and intricate moldings. Three traditional tile stoves not only provide inviting warmth but also contribute to the cozy, historical ambiance. The bedrooms are thoughtfully appointed with floor-length blackout curtains and include a generous walk-in closet. A recently remodeled bathroom boasts marble finishes, a soaking tub, dual sinks, and scenic views of the verdant courtyard below.

Located in the serene yet central heart of Östermalm, residents enjoy immediate access to lush parks, including the Royal National City Park, with Djurgården and Lidingö just moments away. Despite its proximity to downtown, the neighborhood maintains a tranquil atmosphere, offering a perfect sanctuary away from the urban hustle. A short 500-meter stroll south leads to Stureplan, Stockholm’s hotspot for dining, shopping, and nightlife.

For commuters, multiple bus lines are conveniently within walking distance, providing effortless connections across the city. Nearby subway stations and commuter rails further simplify travel both within Stockholm and its surrounding regions.

Everyday living is made easy by a wealth of local amenities, from grocery stores and cozy cafés to a variety of restaurants, all reachable on foot. This apartment elegantly marries classic character with modern conveniences, making it an ideal choice for expats who desire a harmonious balance of vibrant city life and tranquil natural surroundings in one of Stockholm’s finest addresses.

• Only for expats