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Hässelby Park, Uppsala

Cottage · 2 rooms · 1 bedroom · 37 m²

Furnished

For rent November 1st–March 1st – 9,000 SEK/month A perfect residence for those who want to live quietly and close to nature, yet still have proximity to Uppsala. Welcome to a charming holiday home in an idyllic and peaceful environment, surrounded by beautiful nature. Here you can enjoy the tranquility, the greenery, and the wonderful view over open landscapes, while still having good opportunities to travel to Uppsala by car, bus, or bicycle. The house is approximately 35 sqm and has an older charm with practical solutions. It is perfect for those seeking a smaller and cozy home during the winter months. The house offers: Kitchen with a space for dining table Bedroom Guest-/living room Fireplace with inserts for extra comfort and warmth The house comes with a lush garden with flowers, bushes, and apple trees, where you can enjoy peaceful days in a nature-close environment. On the same plot, there is another separate private cottage used by the owners and not included in the rental. The residence is located in a quiet area with nature at the doorstep, yet within reasonable distance to Uppsala and its amenities. Rental period: November 1st through March 1st. Rent: 9,000 SEK per month. Suitable for those who appreciate peace, nature, and a simple yet charming home during the winter season. If interested, please reach out and tell us a bit about yourself and how you plan to use the residence.

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Amenities

Patio

Dish washer

Freezer

Fridge

Microwave oven

Oven

Parking included

Shower

Storage room

Stove

Toilet

Washing machine

House rules and accessibility

Pets negotiable

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 3 tenants

Dates

NowUntil further notice

Rent

Monthly cost

SEK 9,535

Rent

SEK 9,000

Service fee

SEK 535

Additional costs

Electricity fee

To be set up by tenant

Deposit

SEK 9,000

1 month

Location

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