30 m2 exchange property on Gjutargatan

Gjutargatan, , floor: 3..

This cozy 30-square-meter studio apartment is located on Gjutargatan in Stockholm, with a monthly rent of 5,700 SEK. Situated in a charming building dating back to the 1940s, the residence offers the convenience of an elevator, making access easy. The living space includes a single room with a kitchenette and a fully tiled bathroom featuring a shower. Large southwest-facing windows flood the space with natural light. The layout includes a narrow hallway with overhead storage and a vestibule connecting the different areas of the apartment. The kitchenette comes equipped with a gas stove and oven, a fridge with a freezer compartment, space for a microwave, and ample storage options. The main room comfortably accommodates a double bed, dining area, seating zone, and a built-in wardrobe. Recently, the walls were painted beige accented with black details, complemented by a white ceiling. Additionally, the apartment comes with a spacious attic storage unit.

Water and heating costs are included in the rent, while electricity and fiber internet are billed separately. The property boasts a green, private courtyard with several outdoor seating areas. From the stairwell, you can access airing balconies overlooking the leafy courtyard. On the ground floor, a laundry room is equipped with two washing machines, a dryer, a mangle, and a drying cabinet. A bike storage room is located next to the laundry facility, and waste disposal is conveniently accessible at street level. The street is quiet and one-way, with parking options available. The building has a hands-on property manager who is easy to reach.

The apartment is close to Fridhemsplan in Kungsholmen, a central district in Stockholm. The neighborhood provides easy access to waterfronts, promenades, and boat docks. Fridhemsplan serves as a hub for shopping and amenities, featuring Västermalmsgallerian mall, cozy cafés, various restaurants, gyms, grocery stores, pharmacies, and schools. It also offers excellent transportation connections throughout Stockholm.

Fridhemsplan is a key public transit node, served by both green and blue metro lines (11, 17, 18, and 19) and multiple bus routes including lines 1, 3, 4, 54, 56, and 77. A quick two-minute ride on the blue line takes you to T-Centralen, the city’s main transit hub. The area is also very pedestrian and bike-friendly, with close proximity to downtown Stockholm, Hagaparken park, and the Brunnsviken swimming areas.

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