Apartment – Taken – Föreningsgatan 43A, Rörsjöstaden

In summer, Pauliskolan lies quiet and the schoolyard is empty. Rörsjöstaden as a neighbourhood, however, rarely changes its pace. The block's cafés and restaurants fill with people stopping for a coffee or a late lunch beneath the mature trees. These are beloved blocks. At Föreningsgatan 43, an entrance with a chequered floor leads to the double doors, where the text "Rörsjöhus anno 1898" is still preserved. Fine and welcoming. The apartment occupies the building's corner on the third floor. Four salons lie in a row, following the façade's line of windows. Here you find the generous ceiling height, the stucco ornamentation, the parquet, the mirrored doors and the tall mouldings – details that still set their mark on the rooms. In the corner salon stands the tiled stove, and beside it the balcony doors open towards the treetops outside. Light falls in through beautifully mullioned windows, providing impressive light all day long. The kitchen faces the quiet inner courtyard. The partially exposed brick wall adds a rawer tone, while the room's size makes it a natural gathering place. This is a home where the building's origins are still clearly present. The layout, the materials and the preserved details tell of another era, while the apartment works effortlessly for contemporary living. A warm welcome!