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Vildgåsvägen, Lund

Apartment · 3 rooms · 2 bedrooms · 84 m²

Partially furnished · 2nd floor

Rent out our newly renovated 3-room apartment, 84.5 sqm. Stylish kitchen, two bedrooms, large living room, bathroom, and a glazed southwest-facing balcony that extends the summer. There are good storage options with closets in the hallway and bedrooms. The kitchen has an induction hob, dishwasher, and microwave oven. There's a washing machine and dryer in the bathroom. The apartment is on the 2nd floor, half a flight up. The area is very leafy and nice. Close to beautiful walkways, playgrounds, dog parks, and more. The apartment is located within walking distance to the city center, NOVA, grocery store (Coop Vildanden), restaurant, and childcare. Good bus connections to both the city center and Lund University. The apartment can be rented from December. Rental: From 1/8 - Until further notice Rent: 18,000 SEK (+ Qasa's fee) Deposit: One month's rent Heating, water, and digital-TV are included in the fee. Electricity is additional monthly. Can be rented furnished for those who wish. Note that the furniture in the photos is from the viewing and it is not the furniture that will be rented out. Notice period: 2 months Parking: Can be applied for with the association. Cost is additional. There is also a charging pole for those who wish. Regular parking costs 250 SEK, charging spot 350 SEK (electricity cost additional). Don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions!

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Amenities

Balcony

Bike room

Dish washer

EV charger

Freezer

Fridge

Internet

Microwave oven

Oven

Parking available

Recycling

Laundry room

House rules and accessibility

Pets welcome

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 3 tenants

Dates

NowUntil further notice

Rent

Monthly cost

SEK 18,011

Rent

SEK 17,000

Service fee

SEK 1,011

Deposit

1 month

Qualified tenants with approved credit check

Covered by Qasa

Location

A second look