Saarisvägen 12 B

Dream home with skyline views Description At the very top among sky, city and sea – a home beyond the ordinary At the top of the building, on the fifth floor with no neighbours above, awaits a residence that offers something truly special. Here you are greeted by fantastic natural light, a generous layout and a view that changes with the hours of the day, the shifting seasons and all the lights of Malmö. From the home you look out over Malmö's skyline with glimpses of the sea, Kockum's well-known boats in the distance, lush treetops and a vast sky. Thanks to views in three directions, both the light and the vistas become a natural part of everyday life. With its 117 well-planned square metres, this is a home with a history beyond the ordinary. Three original apartments have been merged and today form a spacious and flexible residence with a layout that offers endless possibilities. The home currently has 2 entrances. One from 12 B and one from 12 C. There is room here for the large family, multi-generational living, lodgers, a home office, or for you who simply appreciate generous spaces. The through-layout and the unusual size on Saarisvägen create a feeling much like living in a house – but with all the conveniences that a carefree apartment life offers. Large window sections let daylight flow through the home from several directions, creating an airy and inviting atmosphere. The painted parquet & pine floors are a delight to walk on while also connecting the modern with the building's period charm. From the dining room, elegant double doors lead out to the glazed balcony of approximately 5 sqm. Here an extra room is created to enjoy during much of the year – a place for morning coffee, long dinners or a quiet moment with your gaze resting over the city's rooftops, the Öresund and the ever-changing horizon. The kitchen has been renovated with care and tasteful material choices that harmonise with the character of the home. The residence offers three spacious bedrooms, a practical guest bathroom adjacent to the entrance, and excellent storage options that contribute to a comfortable and functional living experience. The property carries a solid history. The housing association was founded as early as 1938 and the first residents moved in during the spring of 1939. The house was designed by the architect Gösta Olsson and is a fine example of the ideals of functionalism, where the architecture is characterised by clean lines, well-thought-out layouts and generous natural light. The timeless qualities are just as appreciated today as when the house was completed. There is a lift in the property in stairwell 12 B, and the modest monthly fee contributes to a living experience that combines high quality of life with the chance of good housing economics. This is a home rarely offered on the market – a residence where history and modern comfort meet in perfect harmony. With its elevated position, the unobstructed view, the flexible layout and a solid association, this home offers a quality of life that is hard to find. A home to enjoy for a long time to come. A warm welcome to a viewing like no other of an apartment like no other! Interior HALL: Laminate, white pine and white-painted walls, hat shelf, wardrobe BEDROOM 1: White-painted pine floor, beige-painted walls in the colour "Koala" BATHROOM 1: Beige tile floor, white tiles on walls, toilet & sink from IFÖ, shower from FM Mattsson LIVING ROOM: Sanded and white-painted herringbone parquet, white-painted walls, view over Malmö KITCHEN & DINING ROOM: White-painted pine floor, white-painted walls, kitchen installed 2025 fr Ikea, Trä doors fr IKEA in the model Sinarp in dark brown, countertop in microcement. Induction hob, convection oven, fridge & freezer, carbon filter fan and dishwasher all from IKEA 2025. Cabinet doors on the left are under delivery! Open plan between kitchen and dining room. Space for a large dining group. HALL 2: White-painted pine floor, white-painted walls, entrance from the C stairwell. Good space for hanging coats, BATHROOM 2: Renovated probably 2020-2022 (by the previous owner, never used until 2025 as he did not live in the home), Beige tile floor, beige tiled walls BEDROOM 2: White-painted pine floor, white wallpaper with mildly green leaves, large walk-in closet, French balcony BEDROOM 3: White-painted pine floor, white wallpaper with mildly green leaves BALCONY: Glazed with sliding windows, view over Malmö's skyline, treetops and glimpses of the sea STORAGE: approx 37 sqm of floor space, redistribution will take place in autumn 2026 to 3 in the basement + 3 in the attic Text from the seller for information: - Property included upon transfer is the micro and Pax wardrobe 50*60*240- In connection with the railway being laid near the property (I guess it was in connection with the introduction of Östervärn train station), the then chairman of the housing association managed to secure a complete renovation at the state's expense of the property's exterior, where additional windows were installed. This means that today indoors you cannot hear the trains passing by, even though they run just a stone's throw from the building. It can hardly be heard even when you are on the balcony.