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Norra Sanna, Karlstad

Apartment · 1.5 rooms · 25 m²

Furnished

Welcome to a cozy and fully furnished 1-room apartment with a sleeping alcove of about 25 sqm in the beautiful nature surroundings of Norra Sanna, just north of Karlstad. The apartment is perfect for you who are looking for a quiet and comfortable living space during, for example, your study period. The apartment has its own entrance and a private patio where you can enjoy the surroundings. There is a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom with a shower and a private washing machine, as well as a sleeping alcove with a 140 cm bed. There is also a sofa bed for guests. The accommodation is only a stone's throw from Lake Södra Hyn, offering great opportunities for swimming, walking and jogging. A bus stop with Värmlandstrafik is right outside, making it easy to get to Karlstad, Forshaga, and Kil. Travel time is approximately 15–20 minutes to Karlstad, 10 minutes to Forshaga, and 15 minutes to Kil. The rent includes electricity, water, broadband, parking, and all furniture. The apartment is rented furnished and is particularly suitable for a student or someone looking for temporary accommodation. The apartment is located on our property, so we are looking for a calm, well-behaved, and non-smoking tenant who appreciates a peaceful living environment. Unfortunately, pets are not allowed. Please feel free to send a declaration of interest and tell us a little about yourself – we look forward to hearing from you!

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Amenities

Patio

Freezer

Fridge

Internet

Microwave oven

Oven

Parking included

Shower

Stove

Television

Toilet

Washing machine

House rules and accessibility

No pets

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 2 tenants

Dates

2026-12-072027-05-31

Possibility of extension

Rent

Monthly cost

SEK 6,357

Rent

SEK 6,000

Service fee

SEK 357

Additional costs

Electricity fee

Included

Deposit

SEK 6,000

1 month

Location

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