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Stubbanvegen, Trondheim

Duplex · 5 rooms · 2 bedrooms · 103 m²

Unfurnished

Welcome to a pleasant detached house in a quiet and established residential area on Stubban, an attractive area that is perfect for both students, families, and couples. Here you live close to school, kindergarten, grocery store, public transportation, and great hiking and recreational areas. The house has a practical layout with an entrance hall, spacious living room, kitchen, bathroom, and two bedrooms on the main floor. From the living room, there is access to a large terrace with good sun conditions, a cozy place for both quiet mornings and long summer evenings. In the attic floor, you will find a loft living room and two available rooms that have previously been used as bedrooms. The rooms are not approved as bedrooms due to ceiling height but are very suitable as an office, hobby room, TV room, guest room, or additional space. The property has good storage options with both an external storage room and a loft storage room, and there is a parking space in the driveway. Garage and garden are not included in the rental agreement. The home is well-suited for those who want a residence in a safe and attractive neighborhood, with proximity to both nature and the city's amenities. Here you get a practical home with good space and flexible usage options in one of Trondheim's most popular residential areas.

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Amenities

Balcony

Dish washer

Freezer

Fridge

Indoor fireplace

Internet

Oven

Parking available

Air conditioning

Shower

Storage room

Stove

House rules and accessibility

Pets negotiable

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 5 tenants

Dates

NowUntil further notice

Rent

Monthly cost

NOK 22,045

Rent

NOK 21,000

Service fee

NOK 1,045

Additional costs

Electricity fee

To be set up by tenant

Water fee

Included

Deposit

3 months

Qualified tenants with approved credit check

Covered by Qasa

Location

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