Cooperative apartment – Taken – Jörgen Ankersgatan 18, Davidshall

Right between Magistratparken and Davidshallstorg lies Jörgen Ankersgatan. The house at number 18 was built as early as 1898, and is beautiful with its red brick and windows painted in English red. The inner courtyard is more like a flourishing garden with tall, shading foliage, climbing Virginia creeper and a large apple tree with laden branches, full of ripe apples. On the first plan lies a wonderful through-apartment of four rooms and a kitchen, a full 107 square metres. Today the glazed doors stand open from the bedroom, from which you reach the apartment's own patio, one of two in the house and utterly delightful! From here you look out over the courtyard, enjoy late summer evenings and greet spring with pots filled with spring bulbs. The kitchen with its kitchen island and the two living rooms all lie in a row, forming truly comfortable social spaces. Kitchen, dining room and living area in a row is for many the ultimate floor plan – open yet still marked as separate rooms. A lovely flow of light and air moves between the three rooms, the ceilings are high and give an extra fine volume. Light colour choices and oak flooring throughout are a good and classic foundation. On the opposite side lie the two bedrooms facing the courtyard, and from the master bedroom you reach the generous patio in a sunny position. Here you get the very best of both worlds – fine neighbourhoods, nearby parks and cosy Davidshall close at hand. And yet the feeling of your own little house with the most wonderful garden! A warm welcome!