77 m2 apartment on Hult Åsens Väg

Hult Åsens Väg.

This spacious three-room apartment, measuring 77 square meters, is situated on Hult Åsens Väg in Askim and rents for 13,746 SEK per month. Inside, oak parquet floors grace every room except the bathroom and hallway, which feature tiled surfaces. The walls are painted in a soft, light shade while windowsills are crafted from limestone. The apartment includes both a washing machine and tumble dryer, enabling convenient in-home laundry. Hot water costs are calculated separately — initially estimated during the first two months, then adjusted based on actual usage plus VAT.

The residence is part of a relatively new development built between 2018 and 2020, consisting of five apartment buildings, each seven stories tall, totaling 111 units varying from one-bedroom to four-room layouts. The largest of these are duplex apartments overlooking the scenic Askimsviken bay. Surrounding the buildings is a lush courtyard featuring playgrounds and seating areas for relaxation.

Just a short stroll away lies Askimsviken (also known as Hult Åsen), renowned for its picturesque natural surroundings. Nearby, Askimsbadet—Gothenburg’s largest public beach—offers expansive lawns, swimming opportunities, and Sweden’s longest bathing pier, stretching 259 meters. The area also boasts family-friendly amenities like a playground, mini golf, outdoor gym, beach volleyball court, and barbecue spots.

Convenient public transport options are close by, with stops such as Hultåsen, Trollängen, and Askimsbadet all within one kilometer, providing easy bus access to central Gothenburg. The neighborhood is also readily accessible by car and offers a perfect balance between urban vibrancy and nature’s tranquility.

Essential shops and services are just a short distance from the home, making daily errands effortless. This location is ideal for anyone seeking a residence that combines proximity to the sea and greenery with excellent connections to Gothenburg’s city center.

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