Lundagatan 36D

An optimally planned two-room apartment where classic functionalist details meet smart solutions and a wonderfully airy feel. The home has a fantastic open position towards Lundagatan, with an unobstructed view and no buildings directly in front – creating generous natural light, a delightful sense of space and minimal overlookedness. Here you are greeted by beautiful wooden floors, generous ceiling height and large window sections. The well-thought-out floor plan also offers circulation between the rooms, creating a natural flow through the home and contributing to the open feel. Good storage options and a spacious bathroom make the home just as functional as it is charming.

In the historic Brf Marmorn, you live in one of Stockholm's well-known functionalist buildings, designed by architect Sven Wallander. The property is marked in yellow by the Stockholm City Museum and is still characterised today by period details and functionalism's focus on light, space and well-thought-out solutions. The association offers several popular communal spaces such as a music room, hobby rooms and a convenient bicycle room just outside the entrance. Something truly special is the award-winning inner courtyard, a green and lush oasis in the middle of the city. Flowers bloom here for much of the year, and when the lilacs are in full bloom, the courtyard is a fantastic place for both sunny afternoons and quiet summer evenings.

A light and characterful home with an unobstructed view, minimal overlookedness and an unusually pleasant floor plan – in one of Södermalm's most appreciated associations.