Wants:

  • Rent: Max. 5,000 p. m.
  • Area: Everything
  • Bedrooms: Min. 1 rooms
Rules of exchanging homes:
  • You must be living in a rental home
  • You must be living in your home for a longer period of time.
  • You can exchange, regardless of who owns the home
  • You are only allowed to trade with other tenants [/ul]

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38 m2 exchange property on Varbergagatan

Varbergagatan, Örebro - 1. sal

Rent
3,000 SEK
Rental period
Unlimited
Property type
Exchange property
Location
Örebro
Size
38 m²
Rooms
1
Contact owner
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This cozy 38-square-meter apartment on Varbergagatan in Örebro offers a single-room living space available for rent through a housing exchange, with a monthly rent of 3,000 SEK. It’s situated in the 70351 postal code area of Örebro.

Nestled within the vibrant city of Örebro, the Varbergagatan neighborhood provides an ideal blend of urban convenience and tranquil green spaces. Residents benefit from easy access to the city center while still enjoying peaceful surroundings.

Public transportation is well-developed here, with several bus lines running nearby and stops within walking distance, making travel around Örebro and the surrounding region straightforward. For drivers, the location also offers quick routes to central Örebro and other major towns close by.

The vicinity boasts a diverse array of shops and essential services, simplifying daily errands. Additionally, numerous cafes and restaurants enrich the area, catering to a variety of culinary tastes.

All things considered, this one-room apartment on Varbergagatan stands out as a practical and affordable choice within Örebro’s housing market, combining good transport links and convenient amenities.

  • Rent paid in advance: Contact owner
  • Deposit: Contact owner
  • Payment on account: Contact owner
  • Vacant: Immediately
  • Placed:
  • Might be allowed - ask landlord
  • Case number: 3826791