2 room apartment of 60 m2

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This two-room apartment on Blendas Street in Hisings Backa spans 60 square meters and sits on the top floor of a building constructed in 2019. The living room and bedroom feature hardwood floors, while the hallway, bathroom, and kitchen area are finished with tile. The unit comes equipped with a washing machine, dryer, and dishwasher. Hot water usage is metered separately and billed accordingly. The monthly rent is 11,895 SEK, with leases available for extended terms.

The entire property enforces a strict no-smoking policy indoors and on balconies. Prospective tenants must meet income requirements and provide proof of employment and recent pay slips to secure a lease. If formal employment proof is not available, acceptance may be granted based on unemployment benefits, student aid, or pension documentation. Parking spaces are limited in the neighborhood and cannot be guaranteed; however, residents can opt into a nearby car-sharing program.

Hisings Backa features a diverse mix of housing, including detached homes, townhouses, and apartment buildings—some newly built, others older. The area boasts abundant greenery, highlighted by Värdens Park, known for its colorful flower beds that contribute to a serene, natural atmosphere. Nearby amenities include Selma Lagerlöfs Torg and Backaplan, offering a wide array of shops and services.

Public transportation is well-served here, with frequent buses running toward Selma Lagerlöfs Torg and the city center. The closest bus stop is under a kilometer from the apartment, facilitating convenient, car-free travel throughout the city.

For everyday shopping needs, residents have several options at Selma Lagerlöfs Torg and Backaplan, where grocery stores, retail shops, and other services are readily accessible. Hisings Backa strikes a harmonious balance between urban living and proximity to nature, providing an easygoing and practical environment catering to those who appreciate both greenery and city conveniences.

Please note that this landlord uses a queue system