2 rooms for 6,925 kr per month

Opalgatan.

Located on Opalgatan in Västra Frölunda, this spacious two-room apartment spans 60 square meters and is available for rent at 6,925 SEK per month. Situated on the first floor, the unit features a bathroom equipped with a bathtub and includes a basement storage space for additional belongings. Applicants must provide proof of taxable income or student financial aid from CSN to qualify.

The neighborhood showcases charming four-story red brick buildings dating back to the 1950s, contributing to its vintage appeal. While most homes in the area typically have three or four rooms, this apartment offers a more compact and efficient layout with thoughtfully designed storage solutions. Nearby, Opaltorget provides convenient access to a large grocery store, pharmacy, and healthcare center, enhancing everyday living comfort.

Västra Frölunda benefits from excellent public transit connections. Residents can easily catch a tram heading to Frölunda Torg, Linnégatan, and onward to central Gothenburg, with stops located within walking distance. For those who favor cycling, the proximity to the sea offers scenic routes and opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Safety measures in the community have been bolstered by improved exterior lighting, entry phone systems, and electronic locks at building entrances. Shared spaces now feature touchless locks and fire doors with windows, elevating overall security.

Essential amenities are within reach, with Opaltorget’s shops and pharmacy just a short stroll away, and the local healthcare center providing basic medical services and advice. Swift transit options make it easy to reach Gothenburg’s city center.

In summary, this apartment offers comfortable living in a well-established neighborhood complete with practical conveniences, secure surroundings, and excellent mobility via public transit and bike paths. A storage unit is included in the rent, and applicants must submit documentation of income or study support to apply.

Please note that this landlord uses a queue system