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Måstena, Tystberga

House · 7 rooms · 4 bedrooms · 215 m²

Unfurnished · 2-story building

In beautiful surroundings, this RENOVATED house is located with a welcoming large hall, two bathrooms on each floor, 3 or 4 bedrooms on the upper floor. Two large attics and fantastic storage rooms. A fireplace is available in one of the rooms. The lower floor has a generous hall, a large living room with a fireplace, another substantial room, a spacious kitchen, and a large laundry room. From the back, you have access to a large plot, an outbuilding with electricity (about 55 m2), and a lovely barbecue area. The environment around the house where Måstena Bygata begins is fantastic, it is very quiet, no disturbing roads, and a barrier to the farm for added security. Heating is provided by geothermal energy (13-15 kWh/year according to the previous tenant), and a wood boiler is also available. Own drilled well. Broadband is installed in the house. Distance to Stockholm about 90 km. Nyköping about 25 km, Vagnhärad about 20 km, and Tystberga about 5 km. The rent includes waste collection, chimney sweeping, and sludge removal. The rent is stated as cold rent, and the tenant establishes their own electricity contract. Those who are interested should be well-mannered and have an orderly economy. The house remains here until it is rented. Feel free to tell us a little about yourself in the response. Best regards Niclas

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Amenities

Patio

Bathtub

Dish washer

Freezer

Fridge

Indoor fireplace

Internet

Oven

Laundry room

Shower

Storage room

Stove

House rules and accessibility

Pets welcome

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 6 tenants

Dates

NowUntil further notice

Rent

Monthly cost

SEK 15,532

Rent

SEK 14,800

Service fee

SEK 732

Additional costs

Electricity fee

SEK 20,000

Deposit

1 month

Qualified tenants with approved credit check

Covered by Qasa

Location

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