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Vittene Högarna, Trollhättan

Room in house · 1 room · 1 bedroom · 7 m²

Furnished (flexible)

Rooms in the main building on a farmhouse in the countryside for rent on a nightly or monthly basis. There are two smaller bedrooms and two standard-sized bedrooms; this ad concerns one of the smaller ones. The room has an 80 cm bed that can be extended to 160 cm/double bed. There is also a dresser for storing clothes. Furnished room, but with long-term rental, it can naturally be adapted to needs. The rent per night is 775 SEK/night including sheets, the monthly rent is 2800. Breakfast may be offered by agreement. In shared spaces, there is a shared bathroom with a shower, kitchen, and sofa. On the list of advantages are living on a well-preserved farm, the house built in 1880, with space for activities, very beautiful nature, cultural-historical area, lovely veranda, 17 km to Thn travel center, and hiking trails on Halle and Hunneberg that never end. Free parking and normal wifi included. On the list of disadvantages, public transport is slightly limited, and it has an old plumbing system with limited resources (the hot water does not last for long showers). If you like gardening, there will be space for it. The landlord also lives in the house, far too big to live in alone. Women are preferred. Dogs and cats are in the home, sometimes sheep in the barn. A meeting room for smaller conference groups (max 10) can be offered.

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Amenities

Patio

Bike room

Dish washer

Freezer

Fridge

Internet

Microwave oven

Oven

Parking included

Recycling

Laundry room

Storage room

House rules and accessibility

Pets negotiable

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 2 tenants

Dates

NowUntil further notice

Rent

Monthly cost

SEK 3,072

Rent

SEK 2,900

Service fee

SEK 172

Additional costs

Electricity fee

Included

Deposit

1 month

Qualified tenants with approved credit check

Covered by Qasa

Location

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