Listed for $476K, This Pint-Size Swedish Flat Is Bursting With Charm
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Price: SEK 4,900,000 (approximately $476,500 USD)
Architect: Kjell Ödeén
Year Built: 1966
Footprint: 463 square feet
From the Agent: "Welcome to this well-planned, one-room apartment designed by the well-known architect Kjell Ödeén. The house was built in 1966 with the goal of choosing quality materials that would last at least 100 years. The home is timeless with beautiful details, such as Gabon doors and teak in both the windows and the kitchen. The four windows in a row provide magical light, while opening up the rooms to provide a lovely spaciousness. Similar sized flats in the building have been converted into tasteful two-room apartments. Additionally, there is an included garage space, attic storage, a recycling station, and a quiet patio for cozy summer evenings."
The one-room flat is perched in Snickaren 15, a well-preserved, five-story building located in the central district of Vasastan.
Large picture windows bring in ample natural light while framing striking views of the communal courtyard.
Fitted with original teak cabinetry, the corner kitchen is located right off the dining area.
Green bathroom tile adds a playful splash of color to the otherwise minimalist home.
This one-room flat in Stockholm, Sweden, is listed for SEK 4,900,000 (approximately $476,500 USD) by Christer Karkenne of Fantastic Frank.
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