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Askängsbacken, Bromma

Apartment · 1 room · 27 m²

Furnished · Floor 3 of 3

Bright and well-planned studio apartment of 27 sqm with nice natural light and smart layout. The apartment has a light floor and a fresh, fully tiled bathroom with a view of the Bällsta river. Very attractive location within walking distance to Sundbyberg center, where there is a wide range of restaurants, cafes, shops, gyms, pharmacies, and healthcare centers. Excellent public transport from both Sundbyberg center and Bällsta bridge with commuter trains, subway, bus, and tram that take you smoothly to Stockholm City. The apartment is rented out fully furnished with light furniture in new condition and a new smart TV. The rental is for an indefinite period, and the approval of the tenant by the housing association is required. Rental terms Rent: 12,000 SEK/month Living area: 27 sqm Move-in: Flexible (apartment available from September 2) Notice period: Tenant: 1 month Landlord: 3 months Rented out to: 1 person or couple Smoking: Not allowed Pets: Not allowed Laundry room: Available Included in rent: Electricity, water, and broadband

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Amenities

Bike room

Freezer

Fridge

Internet

Oven

Parking available

Laundry room

Shower

Stove

Television

Toilet

Drying room

House rules and accessibility

No pets

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 2 tenants

Dates

2026-09-02Until further notice

Rent

Monthly cost

SEK 12,714

Rent

SEK 12,000

Service fee

SEK 714

Deposit

1 month

Qualified tenants with approved credit check

Covered by Qasa

Location

Public transportation

Bällsta bro

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