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Stora Nygatan 15

211 37 Malmö
Rooms
3
Living area
157 m²
Built
1929
Price per area
SEK 56,019/m²
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Atmospheric and beautiful in the heart of the city's pulse A grand and through-flowing five-room apartment in the innermost city centre with stately salons enfilade, three bedrooms, two bathroom settings, preserved original details and a delightful terrace facing the tranquil …

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Atmospheric and beautiful in the heart of the city's pulse A grand and through-flowing five-room apartment in the innermost city centre with stately salons enfilade, three bedrooms, two bathroom settings, preserved original details and a delightful terrace facing the tranquil courtyard. Description On a corner, just one block from Hansacompagniet and the city's innermost pulse, rises a brick palace dating from the late 19th century, when architecture was characterised by the generous ornamentation of the Neo-Renaissance. Behind the drawings stood the noted architect Alfred Arwidius. The property was modernised in 1929 but still retains several period features, including the tower that rises majestically over the street life. The apartment on the second floor has a floor area of 157 sqm, distributed over five rooms and a kitchen, plus an adjoining terrace facing the courtyard. The home combines the grand charm of bygone eras with more streamlined elements of our own time. The room volumes are generous, as is the light flowing in from two directions. The layout is through-flowing and typical of its era, with three magnificent rooms facing the street, two of them enfilade. The kitchen and three further rooms face the courtyard. The home has two bathrooms, one of which was recently renovated and converted from a guest WC. The details of the past are evident in several of the rooms, especially in the salons facing the street, which display an impressive wealth of ornamental details. The most striking room is undoubtedly the elliptical dining room, positioned at the corner of the building, with softly curved walls featuring high wainscoting, herringbone parquet, ceiling stucco and a so-called "ox-eye" — a round window with a moulded frame and small-paned glazing bars. The two cross-transom windows also have decorative frames. The adjoining reception rooms, enfilade with the dining room, have an impressive volume and a wealth of details from the year of construction, such as herringbone parquet, sliding doors, stucco, an oriel window and tall moulded skirting boards. The bedroom facing the street is reached via the hall, as is the courtyard-facing one. The modern kitchen lies in optimal connection with the delightful terrace, at the same level as the inner courtyard. The grey tones on the walls are a recurring and elegant feature, creating an effective contrast to the white joinery and the ceiling. Here you live in the innermost city core with all of Malmö's offerings just a few metres away, while enjoying the tranquillity of the courtyard from your terrace. Interior HALL, TERRACE A pleasant entrance hall with grey-painted walls and two-strip parquet. Good storage for shoes and outerwear, plus a separate wardrobe room adjoining. From the hall you reach the delightful terrace and the inner courtyard. Out here you can sit in peace despite living in the middle of town, with plenty of room for two seating groups — one for relaxing and one for serving summer meals. RECEPTION ROOM An atmospheric and beautiful reception room with impressive volume, generous ceiling height and massive light from an extensive oriel window. Numerous decorative details such as herringbone parquet, stucco, tall skirting boards and sliding doors recall the grandeur of bygone days. The walls are painted grey. The room lies enfilade with the dining room. DINING ROOM An elegant salon of the most majestic kind, with an immense number of beautiful details, positioned at the gable of the building. The room's softly curved walls together with a framing of high wainscoting, herringbone parquet, moulded mouldings and ceiling stucco convey an altogether stately feel. The room has three windows: two cross-transom windows with beautiful frames on either side, plus an "ox-eye" window typical of the period, with paned glazing bars. Here too the walls are painted grey. KITCHEN A contemporary kitchen of streamlined character with smooth white cabinet doors, stainless steel fittings and an exclusive Carrara marble worktop running at an angle. Further space is provided by a central kitchen island, also with a Carrara marble worktop, two seats and an integrated wine cooler. Equipped with white goods and extractor from Miele. The ceiling has recessed lighting, the walls are painted a light grey tone and the floor has oak parquet. BEDROOM 1 A stately and large bedroom with grey-painted walls, wall-to-wall carpeting and two beautiful windows facing the street. BEDROOM 2 A bright and airy bedroom with grey-painted walls, herringbone parquet and beautiful original details such as a lamp rosette and period mouldings. BEDROOM 3 A cosy bedroom behind the kitchen, formerly a maid's room, with grey-painted walls and wall-to-wall carpeting. Perfect as a bedroom, children's room or study. BATHROOM 1 A fully tiled bathroom with white tiled walls and a black ceramic tile floor. Equipped with shower, whirlpool bath, towel dryer, underfloor heating and a storage cabinet. BATHROOM 2 A functional and modern bathroom with painted walls and ceramic tile floor. Equipped with shower, towel dryer, plus washing machine and tumble dryer.

Details

Living area 157 m²
Rooms 3
Year built 1929
Operating cost SEK 5,495/mo
Energy class F

Location

Stora Nygatan 15, 211 37, Malmö, Sverige