Hyttvägen 7, Grängesberg

Here a 1.5-storey house with a basement in generally good condition is offered. It consists of a kitchen with space for a dining group, a spacious living room and hallway on the entrance floor, a spacious bedroom with dormer windows, a hallway/common-room section and a WC on the upper floor, and in the basement there is a tiled bathroom with a shower, a storage room and a boiler room. A living area of 67 square metres and 38 square metres of supplementary area in the basement. An open plot of 575 square metres with plenty of space to create a pleasant patio or similar. There is a driveway, and opposite the house there are also a couple of parking spaces. The Bergslagsbyn settlement, colloquially called "Knusselbo" because the builder could not afford to paint the house corners white according to prevailing custom, was built in the late 1920s on the steep slope of Gudmundsberget. The area was highly sought after and many people queued to rent here, but the company allocated the tenancy agreements mainly to newly arrived miners. The small owner-built cottages were a way of attracting new workers to the mine. Today all the houses are privately owned and are used mainly as permanent residences. From Hyttvägen and Bergslagsbyn it is just under 5 kilometres into the village, where you will find a smaller but pleasant range of amenities including a grocery store, restaurant, café and more.