Tritongatan, 29 m2, 1 rooms, 2,729 kr

Tritongatan.

Located on Tritongatan in Gothenburg, this compact one-room apartment spans 29 square meters and is rented for 2,729 SEK per month. The building sits in an area that was once threatened with demolition but is now undergoing careful restoration, preserving original features and using traditional linseed oil-based paints for the color schemes. Designed for permanent residence, the home primarily targets working young adults aged 18 to 35. Applicants must have an annual income below 170,064 SEK, roughly six times the yearly rent. The lease is offered without tenancy protection and may be terminated in the event of renovations or changes to the property's use.

The apartment does not include a private storage space; instead, tenants share a communal shower located in the basement, while the toilet is shared with a neighbor on the stairwell. It is important to note that this unit is not intended for students or as a secondary residence.

Tritongatan is situated in the Gårda district of Gothenburg, an area known for its strong community ties and distinct social culture, setting it apart from other parts of the city. The historic charm of the neighborhood is enhanced by its “landshövdingehus” — traditional wooden-faced buildings unique to Gothenburg.

Residents benefit from excellent public transportation options and nearby amenities. Several bus stops provide quick access to downtown Gothenburg and other city districts. Gårda’s proximity to the city center makes trips to key hubs like Nordstan convenient by tram or bus. For cyclists, well-developed bike lanes facilitate easy commutes around town.

When it comes to shopping and everyday services, Gårda offers a mix of small shops alongside larger shopping centers. The neighborhood also hosts various cafes and restaurants, adding to the convenience and livability of daily life. This combination ensures that everything needed for daily routines is within easy reach, eliminating long travel times.

Please note that this landlord uses a queue system