Vattenledningsvägen 48B

At the very top of one of Midsommarkransen's most characteristic turn-of-the-century buildings awaits a home where the old building still gets to take centre stage. Two stately tiled stoves, beautiful plank floors, mirrored doors and deep window niches combine with a warm and personal interior. Outside the windows, the roof ridges spread out, and around the corner await Svandammsparken, Biocafé Tellus and some of Kransen's very nicest blocks.Already in the hallway, the fine plank floor spreads out and continues through the home, framed by high floor skirting, profiled casings and beautiful mirrored doors. Above one of the door openings, an older transom light has been preserved, and throughout the home, details recur that bear witness to a bygone era's way of building. The living room is the home's natural gathering point. The large, deeply set window lets in abundant light, and the sun reaches far in across the plank floors. A built-in bookshelf adorns one wall, providing both generous storage and a cosy library feel. Beside it stands the rounded tiled stove with glazed tiles and beautiful brass details – an obvious focal point and a fine reminder of the building's history.The kitchen is separate and has plenty of room for a proper dining table. Here, exposed brick and beadboard panelling meet the light kitchen doors and the white tiles. Storage is generous, work surfaces are good, and the layout makes the kitchen a room to actually spend time in, not just cook in. The window faces the courtyard's beautiful red roofs and reinforces the feeling of living at the very top in the middle of an old city block. The bedrooms lie in a row, separated from the home's social areas, and accommodate a double bed. Here too, the plank floors, high skirting and older joinery continue. In addition, the home's second tiled stove is located in one of the rooms, making this part of the home something truly special. There is also plenty of storage, conveniently in a larger built-in wardrobe. The bathroom is smartly laid out in a classic black-and-white expression with white wall tiles and black ceramic floor tiles. Here you will find a bathtub with shower, a wall-hung toilet, a washbasin and practical storage.The 62 sqm floor plan has a fine flow, with the hallway functioning as a hub between the home's different parts. At the top of the building, you also get more sky in your line of sight, beautiful roof ridges outside the windows and a lovely light that follows the home throughout the day. An association that is a big part of Midsommarkransen's historyBrf Tellusborg dates from 1912 and comprises some of Midsommarkransen's most characteristic buildings. The association owns the land and has low debt of approximately SEK 3,500/sqm.For residents, there is among other things a gym, sauna, hobby room and laundry rooms. The association's green inner courtyards are something truly special, with gravel paths, trees, plantings and seating between the plastered turn-of-the-century buildings. The businesses on the ground floor also contribute both to the association's income and to a lively neighbourhood. Svandammsparken is around the corner, and within a few minutes you reach Biocafé Tellus, Gaia, Julikullen, cafés, restaurants, bakeries and the metro. Here you find the city's conveniences, but still the small-scale charm and neighbourhood feel that have made Midsommarkransen one of southern Stockholm's most beloved districts.This is a home for those seeking what cannot be built new. The plank floors, the mirrored doors, the deep window niches and the two tiled stoves. The roof ridges outside. The courtyard below. And the feeling of living at the very top of a building that has been part of Midsommarkransen for over a hundred years.