Light and space in three directions - Turn-of-the-century home in top condition with 2 balconies and exclusive materials

At the top of the building, in a bright corner location with windows in three directions, this turn-of-the-century apartment from 1907 unfolds with a natural presence. Here, six flights up with an elevator all the way, the city's roofscape and sky meet in an open horizon without overlooking – a location that is both urban and unexpectedly peaceful. The 116 square meters are framed by three-meter ceilings, mullioned windows and preserved woodwork. Light moves through the rooms from morning to evening, from the sunny, completely private balcony overlooking the roofscape to the Spanish balcony in the northwest with a wide view over the blocks. The home is thoroughly renovated with material choices that feel classic and quality-conscious rather than trend-driven – solid parquet in Dutch pattern, Gotland limestone, handmade tiles and the exclusive Madre Perola quartz countertop to name a few of the classic and quality-conscious choices in the apartment. There is a clear focus on quality, durability and beauty over time. The floor plan is both representative and family-friendly: three bedrooms, two bathrooms and generous living areas that make it easy to live together without compromising on comfort. Laundry and drying solution is integrated, the kitchen is custom-built and technically well-thought-out – a home where function and aesthetics go hand in hand. The association has a loan of approximately 5,592 SEK/sqm. The attic has been sold and will be developed, which adds capital and strengthens the association's finances further by both amortizing the association's loan and funding technical standard improvements in the property. This is an apartment for those seeking light, space and classic materials with long lifespan – high up, with the city as backdrop and secure finances in the association as foundation. Here you live with proximity to both urban pulse and green oases as well as a wide range of Birkastan's cozy restaurants and cafés.