36 m2 apartment in Göteborg

Peter Bagges Gata.

This cozy 36-square-meter studio is nestled on the second floor of a charming building on Peter Bagges Gata in Gothenburg. With a monthly rent of 6,176 SEK, it provides a straightforward living space in a vintage property that features typical sound transmission. The layout is thoughtfully designed to comfortably accommodate either a single occupant or a couple.

Located in the heart of Kungsladugård, the neighborhood is renowned for its well-preserved “landshövdingehus” — distinctive three-story houses built between the mid-1800s and 1940s, featuring stone foundations topped with wooden floors. These residences are surrounded by lush, spacious courtyards that create a serene oasis amid close proximity to Gothenburg’s city center. Serene tree-lined streets and a tight-knit community foster an authentic atmosphere imbued with historical charm.

Just minutes from the apartment lie the Maria and Sannaplan squares, bustling hubs filled with a variety of shops, cozy cafes, and inviting restaurants. Daily errands are hassle-free thanks to a nearby grocery store. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, a large splash pad nearby is a favorite spot for families, and being close to the waterfront adds to the neighborhood’s appeal.

Transportation options are excellent, with tram stops within easy reach, enabling quick and convenient access to the city center and beyond. The closest stop, Maria Park, is less than a kilometer away, making public transit a practical choice for everyday commuting.

Residents also benefit from a diverse selection of local shops and services concentrated around Maria and Sannaplan, allowing most needs to be met without venturing far.

All told, this apartment offers simple yet central living in a historically rich setting, perfectly suited for those who appreciate the character of an older home while still staying connected to the vibrant rhythm of city life, all against the backdrop of peaceful, green surroundings.

Please note that this landlord uses a queue system