3 room apartment of 93 m2

Säterigatan.

This newly built apartment on Säterigatan in Gothenburg offers three rooms spread over 93 square meters of living space. The monthly rent is 14,845 SEK, set according to the 2025 rent level. The interior features an open floor plan and bright rooms, all with whitewashed parquet flooring. The fully tiled bathroom includes a tiled floor and a private laundry unit, enhancing everyday convenience.

Located in a neighborhood that emphasizes sustainable transport options, residents can take advantage of a bike-sharing pool stocked with electric and cargo bikes, as well as a bike maintenance room. For those occasionally needing a car, a nearby car-sharing service is available. New tenants also benefit from free Västtrafik public transport for the first 90 days after moving in.

Situated in the green and activity-friendly Kyrkbyn area on Hisingen, the apartment is close to Norra Älvstrandens harbor promenade, which offers a growing range of services, blending city life with natural surroundings. The nearby Kyrkbytorget on Eketrägatan provides good public transport connections along with a small selection of shops and local amenities.

The districts of Kyrkbyn and Lundby in Gothenburg showcase a diverse architectural mix, from historic landshövdingehus houses to mid-20th century multi-story buildings and contemporary new constructions, reflecting the area’s dynamic evolution.

Prospective renters must meet an income requirement where the monthly net income exceeds the base rent. When signing the lease, proof of employment and the latest pay slip must be presented. If an employment certificate is unavailable, documentation such as an unemployment benefit decision, student aid, welfare support, or pension statement may be accepted.

This apartment is well-suited for those seeking a modern living space with easy access to public transport, local services, and nearby water and green areas, offering a balanced lifestyle between relaxation and everyday practicality.

Please note that this landlord uses a queue system