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Belevägen, Åkersberga

House · 5 rooms · 3 bedrooms · 140 m²

Furnished

Our home is a spacious and welcoming place surrounded by forest and only a short walk from the sea, yet just 45 minutes from Stockholm City. With both good public transport connections and plenty of parking, it combines the calm of nature with the convenience of easy access to the city. The house has bedrooms both upstairs and downstairs, furnished with comfortable double beds and a daybed, offering enough space for families or remote workers. There are two living areas and a fully equipped kitchen. Bed and bathroom linens are provided to make longer stays both practical and comfortable. On cooler evenings you can enjoy the indoor fireplace, while in summer the large patio with a barbecue and the surrounding garden areas are perfect for meals and time outdoors. The property offers both a generous front garden and a backyard, creating a quiet setting with plenty of room to relax. The monthly rent is 18,000 SEK, with electricity paid separately. Costs depend on usage and number of guests but typically average around 2,000 SEK during winter. This home is well suited for longer stays and offers a practical, comfortable, and peaceful environment close to both the ocean and the city.

Amenities

Balcony

Freezer

Fridge

Indoor fireplace

Internet

Oven

Parking included

Air conditioning

Laundry room

Shower

Stove

Television

House rules and accessibility

No pets

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 6 tenants

Dates

NowUntil further notice

Rent

Monthly cost

SEK 16,952

Rent

SEK 16,000

Service fee

SEK 952

Additional costs

Electricity fee

To be set up by tenant

Deposit

SEK 16,000

1 month

Location

Public transportation

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683

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1192 meters

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1326 meters

683

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Svinninge tomtområde

1815 meters

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698

Åkers Runö

1819 meters

683

698

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