3 rooms for 8,002 kr per month

Blidvädersgatan.

Nestled in the charming district of southern Biskopsgården, this cozy three-room apartment on Blidvädersgatan offers 58 square meters of comfortable living space. Renting for 8,002 SEK per month, it’s available under a fixed lease agreement. The home features a fully tiled bathroom adorned with crisp white walls and contrasting dark floors. According to the maintenance plan, the kitchen will receive new flooring shortly after move-in. The building is a proud example of preserved 1950s architecture, retaining its authentic style and vintage character.

The neighborhood predominantly consists of two- and three-room apartments, with some residences boasting charming fireplaces. The community is designed around car-free courtyards filled with playgrounds, sandboxes, and green spaces, providing a safe and serene environment ideal for families. Nearby, you’ll find preschools and schools, simplifying daily routines for those with children.

Biskopsgården is conveniently situated about a 15-minute public transit ride from downtown Gothenburg. The closest tram stop is within walking distance, ensuring easy travel toward the city center and beyond. Bus commuters benefit from multiple routes serving the area, with the nearest bus stop less than a kilometer away.

Local life revolves around Vårväderstorget, a hub with various shops and regular market events, including visits from a fish vendor a few days each week. The area also invites residents to enjoy peaceful walks and outdoor recreation, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a tranquil home close to both nature and urban conveniences.

To apply, prospective tenants must provide proof of income and employment, or alternatively, documentation of unemployment benefits, student aid, or pension. A security deposit is required in accordance with regulations. The apartment is part of an active housing association committed to property upkeep and fostering community spirit in the neighborhood.

Please note that this landlord uses a queue system