Götgatan 25

Enfilade salons on a classic Södermalm address!

In the middle of Götgatan, where Södermalm's history and present meet, stands a beautiful residential building with origins dating back to 1676. The house was built during a time when the district underwent a major transformation – stone buildings replaced the older wooden structures, and the wide streets filled with commerce, crafts and city life. To this day, the property carries much of the elegance that characterised its era, with generous floor plans, tall windows and well-proportioned rooms created for both everyday life and entertaining.

Two floors up awaits a magnificent apartment of 200 square metres, spread over six rooms and a kitchen. Here, grand reception rooms coexist with tranquil bedrooms, while light flows through the many windows facing both Götgatan and the peaceful inner courtyard.

The entrance hall welcomes you with ample space for outerwear in a wardrobe. To the left is a fully tiled bathroom with a shower, sink and toilet, while the spacious kitchen opens to the right. The kitchen is the home's natural gathering place, with generous work surfaces and room for a large dining table where family and friends happily linger. From here, a door leads out to the balcony overlooking the leafy inner courtyard, a tranquil oasis that forms a lovely contrast to the lively pulse of Götgatan. Adjacent to the kitchen is a bedroom with an adjoining walk-in wardrobe.

Throughout the home, beautiful plank floors, light walls, tall skirting boards and mirrored window niches recur, giving the rooms a warm and harmonious setting.

Straight ahead from the hall opens the grand salon, a room that in all likelihood once served as the home's formal reception room. Here the ceiling height is generous, and the room is adorned with elegant stucco work and a ceiling rosette framing the centre of the room. The stately tiled stove with its double brass doors is an obvious focal point, while the large windows let daylight stream in and offer views over the bustling city life of Götgatan.

Adjacent to the salon is a bedroom with good storage options. Through beautiful double doors, the enfilade continues to another reception room, a bright corner room nicknamed "the Gold Room". The gold-painted stucco work gives the room a special character, and together with the many windows, the beautiful floors and the generous ceiling height, an atmosphere is created that is both stately and inviting.

Through yet another pair of double doors, a further bedroom is reached, which leads on to the home's final bedroom. There is also a bathroom here, creating a more private part of the apartment, well suited for family life or guests.

It is rare for a home to combine such generous proportions with such a living history. Here, enfilade salons, high ceilings and classic details coexist with modern family life, right in the middle of Södermalm. Outside the gate awaits Götgatan's rich array of cafés, restaurants and shops, while the inner courtyard offers tranquillity and greenery. A home where the city's energy and the home's calm live side by side, just as naturally today as when the house was completed more than 160 years ago.

The property is located in one of Södermalm's most attractive and culturally historic areas, by Mosebacke and Götgatsbacken. Here the historic urban environment meets vibrant city life, where charming blocks, restaurants, cafés, shops and cultural offerings coexist with green areas and viewpoints.

The location offers a very wide range of services with grocery stores, pharmacies, gyms and other local services within comfortable walking distance. The surrounding area offers a broad selection of popular restaurants, wine bars and cafés as well as a rich cultural offering with theatres, music venues and galleries. The nearby Götgatan is one of Södermalm's most lively shopping streets with a wide range of shopping and services.

Communications are excellent. The property is only a few minutes' walk from Slussen, one of Stockholm's most important hubs for the metro and a large number of bus lines. Medborgarplatsen metro station is also within comfortable walking distance, providing quick connections to the rest of Stockholm. For travel towards Nacka and Värmdö, there is extensive bus service from Slussen.

Despite the central location, several appreciated green areas are nearby. Mosebacke torg and nearby parks offer peaceful surroundings for recreation, while Monteliusvägen, Vitabergsparken and the quays at Stadsgården are reached within a short walk and offer beautiful walking routes with views over Stockholm's inlet.

The built environment is characterised by well-preserved properties from the 18th and 19th centuries combined with more recent residential buildings, giving the area its unique character. The area around Svartensgatan and Götgatan is particularly appreciated for its authentic urban environment, rich cultural heritage and attractive location where the pulse of the big city is combined with historic charm and a high quality of life.