Stig Lindbergs gata 15

Studio feel Studio feel with an industrial touch and a ceiling height of up to 3.4m Description Welcome to a unique home with studio character in Fabrikshuset. The apartment is space-smartly planned and breathes spaciousness with its unique ceiling height in the living room and bedroom. The well-preserved details in the load-bearing structures give the apartment an industrial touch. The apartment has a high, free position without direct overlooking. In addition to the balcony, residents have free access to the building's generous roof terrace with panoramic views over the harbour area. The terrace is furnished with sun loungers and literally bathes in sunlight from early morning to sunset. From the apartment, the garage is reached directly via the lift. The apartment is space-smartly laid out with an entrance hall with space for clothes storage, a living room in an open plan towards the kitchen and dining area. Adjacent is a spacious bedroom with room for a large double bed as well as clothes storage in a wardrobe wall, a ventilation balcony and a fully tiled bathroom with both shower and laundry care. In Gustavsberg, during the 19th century, an industrial community grew up around the manufacture of household porcelain. The first factory was taken into use in 1827. When the company was bought by Kooperativa Förbundet in 1937, just over 1,000 people worked in the factory and extensive modernisation work began. Fabrikshuset was built during the 1930s to house the manufacture of sanitary porcelain. The building was designed by the well-known KF architect Olof Thunström and initially consisted of a lower part where the products were shaped and fired in kilns, and a higher part where the sanitary porcelain was finished and stored. The higher part was initially only two storeys. In the 1960s, the building was extended with two further storeys, and today the entire building is classified as of cultural-historical interest. In 2010, the then owner Villeroy & Boch chose to move the manufacture of sanitary porcelain. This in turn was the starting shot for the conversion of the entire old factory area into a new urban district – Porslinskvarteren. For more info visit: http://www.fabrikshuset.com Fabrikshuset has a central location in Gustavsberg's harbour, which in recent years has undergone a transformation from a tired industrial town to a modern meeting place for culture. Here shops, cafés and restaurants coexist with housing. The nearest grocery store is just a few hundred metres away along Gustavsbergs Allé, where there is also a bus stop. Motorway buses run the route towards Slussen, a journey that takes about 25 minutes regardless of the time of day. A short walk away is Gustavsberg's centre with a rich range of local services including a grocery store, pharmacy, post office, banks, café, bakery and restaurants. Adjacent to the centre is a swimming hall with a gym and adventure pool, a sports hall, tennis hall, skatepark, both outdoor and indoor ice hockey rinks, and a football pitch which is flooded for ice skating in winter. In close proximity to Höjdhagen there is an outdoor gym, and at the adjacent Nacka Golfklubb tracks are groomed for cross-country skiing in winter. Within comfortable walking distance is Kvarnsjön with the opportunity for lake swimming. The lake is surrounded, like Farstaviken, by untouched nature with paths and running trails leading on towards Lemshaga and Södersved, where sea bathing is available. Further out in the municipality, the Stockholm archipelago takes over. Interior Well-planned hall with security door, practical tiles in a warm grey shade, and shoe and clothes storage along the wall and in a wardrobe. Spotlights in the ceiling. The hall flows into a living room with a wonderful sense of space thanks to the increased ceiling height. The abundant natural light combined with the tastefully preserved details in the load-bearing structures gives the room an industrial character like an artist's studio. Here sofa and coffee table coexist adjacent to the adjoining dining area and kitchen. The room has access to the other rooms including the balcony and loft. The kitchen is space-smartly planned with good storage in cabinets and drawers as well as good work surfaces. The worktop in matte black granite with a recessed stainless steel sink provides a fine contrast to the white and softly grey joinery. Fully equipped with appliances in the form of a convection oven, induction hob, extractor fan, built-in microwave as well as dishwasher and fridge/freezer. The bathroom is fully tiled with an industrial touch thanks to the white tiles with dark grouting that contrast with the matte grey tiled floor with underfloor heating. Here a sink recessed into a vanity unit coexists with WC, shower as well as washing machine and tumble dryer. The bedroom offers space for a double bed as well as increased storage in a wardrobe wall. The room has abundant natural light. The bedroom also has an increased ceiling height of over four metres as well as tastefully preserved details that recall the building's industrial history. The bedroom also has plenty of space for a home office section. With the decidedly increased ceiling height on this floor, the loft in this apartment is truly something to reckon with. The loft comprises just over 15 sqm and can be used for storage, overnight stays and a cosy corner for children.