Apartment on Tunnlandsgatan in Göteborg

Tunnlandsgatan.

This compact 32-square-meter apartment on Tunnlandsgatan in Gothenburg is designed specifically for students attending the University of Gothenburg or Chalmers University of Technology. It features a kitchenette and a private balcony, allowing residents to both prepare meals and enjoy some fresh air in their own outdoor space. The rent is 3,961 SEK per month, with a security deposit required according to current regulations. The lease is tied to your studies and remains valid as long as you enroll in at least 15 university credits per semester. Eligibility for student housing is reviewed each term during the tenancy, which generally lasts up to six years. Should your studies continue beyond this period, an extension can be requested under special circumstances.

Situated in a tranquil, leafy neighborhood of western Gothenburg, this residence is surrounded by 1960s-style housing and spacious green areas between buildings. Nearby, the Ruddalen recreational area offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities and relaxation. The community also includes newer additions such as recently built floors and shared spaces, enhancing the living environment.

Essential amenities are conveniently located close by, including a small local shopping center. For more extensive shopping and services, Axel Dahlströms Torg and Frölunda Torg provide a wide array of stores and facilities within easy reach.

Getting around Gothenburg is convenient thanks to the well-developed public transport network. Bus stops near the apartment make commuting across the city and to different university campuses straightforward, eliminating the need for a car.

In the immediate vicinity, you'll also find everyday conveniences like grocery stores, pharmacies, and cafes. This blend of peaceful residential atmosphere and access to vibrant commercial hubs makes this an ideal place for students seeking a safe, well-connected home while pursuing their education.

Please note that this landlord uses a queue system