Welcome to a tastefully renovated turn-of-the-century apartment featuring a balcony and a beautiful bay window. The home combines period charm with modern functionality and offers a partially open-plan layout between the kitchen and living areas, facing Döbelnsgatan.
The apartment retains many original early 1900s details, such as high ceilings, panel doors, decorative stucco, and elegant herringbone parquet flooring, all contributing to a timeless and refined character. The stylish kitchen is орналас ליד a charming bay window and is equipped with a wine cooler. The property offers two მშვიდ and peaceful bedrooms overlooking a quiet inner courtyard. The larger bedroom features built-in storage and access to a sunny southwest-facing balcony.
The bathroom is designed in neutral tones and includes a washer and dryer. There is also the possibility to create a guest WC for those who wish.
Here, you live in an attractive location on Döbelnsgatan—a charming and central street with close proximity to restaurants, cafés, and everyday services.
The Housing Association
Brf Sjölejonet 1 & 2 is located at Döbelnsgatan 53 & 55 in Stockholm and consists of stairwells 53, 53A, 55, and 55A. The buildings were constructed in 1909. The association was established in 1986 and acquired the properties Sjölejonet 1 and Sjölejonet 2 in 2015. The association owns the land. No fee increases are planned.
The association has a very strong financial position. For example, it owns several rental apartments, considered so-called hidden assets. The current estimated market value of these units is sufficient to cover all of the association’s loans. In addition to the rental apartments, the association also generates solid income from commercial premises on the ground and basement levels. These rental revenues contribute to a strong cash flow, enabling the association to amortize debt and avoid fee increases.