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Käxlevägen, Stjärnhov

Apartment · 1 room · 1 bedroom · 38 m²

Partially furnished (flexible) · 3-story building

Pleasant newly renovated accommodation of about 38 sqm in a multi-family house in a quiet and nature-close location in Stjärnhov outside Gnesta. The accommodation has its own kitchen, brand new large bathroom, fireplace, and associated patio. The basement apartment with windows in all rooms provides good daylight and has a reasonable ceiling height. The accommodation has its own entrance via the garage, with the option to also use the entrance via the door in the house. Part of the garage can also be used, for a small workshop or motorcycle storage. Basement storage is included. Large parking space outside the house. Access to: A large garden with cultivation possibilities. The property is on a lakeside lot, with an accompanying jetty and sauna. Access in spring, winter, and autumn, as well as parts of the summer. Stjärnhov is a quiet and friendly village with bus connections to Gnesta in 20 minutes. ICA store, preschool, and primary school within walking distance. SEK 5,562 per month, including water/waste. An additional cost for electricity/heating of about SEK 850 on average per month. Rented out partly furnished or unfurnished. Move-in by agreement, preferably as soon as possible. The rental is indefinite. We are looking for calm and responsible tenants. Please briefly tell us about yourself, your occupation, and when you would like to move in.

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Amenities

Patio

Dish washer

Freezer

Fridge

Indoor fireplace

Internet

Microwave oven

Oven

Parking included

Laundry room

Shower

Storage room

House rules and accessibility

Pets welcome

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 2 tenants

Dates

NowUntil further notice

Rent

Monthly cost

SEK 5,562

Rent

SEK 5,300

Service fee

SEK 262

Deposit

1 month

Qualified tenants with approved credit check

Covered by Qasa

Location

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