Höganäsgatan 6D

Description Welcome to a home where the character of the 1930s is still palpable. Here, beautiful original details coexist with generous spaces and a wonderful flow of light in a layout that feels both inviting and functional. The apartment is located in one of Höganäs' classic buildings designed by city architect Gunnar Leche and offers many of the qualities that have made his buildings so appreciated over the years. Wood floors throughout, deep window niches, mirrored doors and the generous ceiling height create a warm and timeless atmosphere. Already in the hallway you are greeted by the home's charm and fine spaciousness. The furnishable inner hallway functions as an extra room and can easily be used as a workspace, library or a quiet place to unwind. Storage options are unusually good, with several walk-in closets, built-in wardrobes and, in addition, three associated basement storage units. The living room is the home's natural gathering point. The large windows let in abundant daylight, and together with the generous ceiling height this creates an airy feel that is hard to find in newer homes. There is plenty of room here for both socialising and larger furnishings. The kitchen faces the association's green inner courtyard and offers a pleasant spot for both everyday dinners and longer evenings with family and friends. The bedroom is peaceful and generously sized, with room for a double bed as well as additional storage. Brf Ydal is a well-maintained association with very low mortgage debt and low net indebtedness. Members enjoy, among other things, a sauna, hobby room, party room and a lush inner courtyard that becomes a natural meeting place during the summer months. The location in Höganäs is hard to beat. Here you live within walking distance of Resecentrum, the city centre, the services at Kvarnen and the area's appreciated parks. The combination of the central location and the peaceful surroundings makes the area one of Uppsala's most sought-after. A home for those who appreciate soul, character and that hard-to-describe feeling that only truly well-preserved 1930s apartments can offer.