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Bratteråsgatan, Göteborg

Apartment · 2 rooms · 1 bedroom · 61 m²

Furnished · Floor 2 of 7

Nice two-room apartment with balcony in the popular kvarnhuset! The residence is located in the beautiful kvarnhuset and gives an appealing industrial feel thanks to large multi-paned windows with deep niches. Here you are offered well-planned spaces with kitchen, living room, and dining area in open connection and modern interior of high quality. The balcony extends the social spaces. In addition, there is a bedroom of good size with plenty of storage as well as a spacious fully tiled bathroom with a practical laundry section. Here you live in a district that breathes a continental atmosphere with its waterfront location and exclusive character. Along the quay promenade, you pass bridges, sculptures, and interesting architecture. There are also several cafes and restaurants. If you want to take a walk in the green, both Sörhallsberget and Färjenäsparken are nearby. Very close is Eriksberg shopping center where you will find a supermarket, liquor store, gas station, and several specialty shops. In the district there is also ICA Kvantum, pharmacy, postal service point, dentist, and several gyms. Älvsnabben docks at several places along the quays and reaches not only the city but also Klippan to the west. The ferries take you to central Gothenburg in a few minutes. There are also good communications via bus, with several bus lines to choose from.

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Amenities

Balcony

Patio

Bike room

Dish washer

Elevator

Freezer

Fridge

Internet

Microwave oven

Oven

Parking available

Recycling

House rules and accessibility

No pets

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 3 tenants

Dates

NowUntil further notice

Rent

Monthly cost

SEK 15,742

Rent

SEK 15,000

Service fee

SEK 742

Additional costs

Electricity fee

Included

Deposit

1 month

Qualified tenants with approved credit check

Covered by Qasa

Location

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