Finn Malmgrens Väg 2, Johanneshov

OWNS the land. Private patio. HIGH ceilings. MODERN living. Close to the METROExcellent location in the white city with a private, unoverlooked patio in a well-maintained association that owns the land, just a few minutes from the metro. Super lovely light throughout the home and high ceilings make it feel modern and luxurious. Design and function in perfect combination with the best location! Pat yourself on the back for choosing to check out this home. The proximity to the Nackareservatet nature reserve is nothing short of wonderful for body and mind. Enjoy walks, bike rides, runs, lit trails, golf or a dip in Lake Sicklasjön, while Hammarbybacken offers a view over the city that is tantalizing to the eye. Soon it will be time, so stay tuned. Feel welcome to the viewing. Ps. quick move-in possible!In addition, you live close to two of Stockholm's most attractive areas. Södermalm and Hammarby Sjöstad and, by extension, Sickla, which is expanding enormously and offers an abundance of shopping and dining options that will satisfy even the most discerning palates. Hammarbyhöjden is a very popular area to live in, with plenty of well-planned narrow apartment buildings, green courtyards and lush walking paths. Finn Malmgrens Väg is close to both vibrant city life and nature; a real asset is of course the outdoor recreation area around Hellasgården and the Nackareservatet, with proximity to a sauna, swimming lakes, exercise trails and beautiful nature. Within walking distance there are several restaurants nearby, Tblisis corner for example, praised for its Georgian food. A stone's throw further away you will also find Hammarby Sjöstad's range of cafés, bars and restaurants. And of course Globen and Sickla Köpkvarter are also close by, with much more in the way of shopping and dining. But the city's offerings are, as mentioned, easily accessible; by bike you can reach, for example, Skanstull in ten minutes. The nearest metro station is Hammarbyhöjden, which you can reach with a walk of just a few minutes. From there, the green line takes you easily towards Gullmarsplan for further transport options, and you can reach, for example, Slussen in ten minutes.Today's Hammarbyhöjden was undeveloped 100 years ago, but unlike today, there were storage yards, allotment areas and market gardens here. Much has happened since then, and the need for housing was great for the city's residents at the beginning of the last century. Alva and Gunnar Myrdal were advocates for better and larger housing, which inspired Hammarbyhöjden to develop in that direction, and functionalist architecture came to characterize the area. The standard of the homes included both bathrooms and kitchens, and many buildings came to be called "barnrikehus" (family housing) because they were intended for families with many children. The children eventually moved out but the parents stayed, which is why "penisonärsrikehus" became a term. A generational shift has taken place, and today the area consists of many young citizens who see "the white city" (thanks to the light colour scheme of the buildings) as close to the city, more for the money, the Nackareservatet, local services and of course the metro as some of the many strong enduring values that the homes in the white city offer.