74 m2 apartment on Stellan Mörners Gata

Stellan Mörners Gata.

This three-room apartment on Stellan Mörners Gata in Halmstad spans 74 square meters and comes with a monthly rent of 10,464 SEK. Situated in a central location, it offers easy access to the city center's amenities as well as scenic walking paths along the Nissan River. The well-designed layout provides versatile living space that can be adapted to suit a variety of needs.

The residence is part of a community comprising 184 apartments, some of which are specially reserved for younger tenants. Most units feature either a balcony or a patio, and there are convenient bike storage options available—both on outdoor walkways and within secured basement lockers. Additionally, a workbench is provided on-site for simple bicycle repairs. Inside, the apartments showcase hardwood flooring throughout all rooms except the bathroom and hallway, where tiled floors are installed. Walls are painted white, and the kitchen is equipped with an induction cooktop and dishwasher. The bathroom is fully tiled and includes a shower enclosure, mirrored cabinet, vanity unit, and plumbing ready for a stacked washer and dryer. Shared laundry facilities are located in the basement. Costs for hot water and electricity are billed separately according to usage.

Located in a part of Halmstad where everyday services and urban conveniences are within easy reach, Stellan Mörners Gata also benefits from nearby bus stops for commuters and those relying on public transport. The city’s efficient bus network connects to neighboring towns, and well-maintained roadways permit straightforward car travel to destinations such as Gothenburg and Varberg.

Residents enjoy close proximity to shops and groceries, simplifying daily errands. The nearby Nissan area also offers parks and walking trails, creating a pleasant setting for outdoor leisure. Altogether, this apartment offers a harmonious blend of central city living, access to nature, and excellent transport links.

Please note that this landlord uses a queue system