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Verkstadsgatan 1A

211 42 Malmö
Rooms
3
Living area
119 m²
Built
1895
Price per area
SEK 54,580/m²
AI summary

Beautiful details from 1895 meet views over the canal and greenery. Soaring ceiling height and stucco details together with herringbone parquet and mirrored doors create magic. A large top-class kitchen invites both everyday life and festivities. Description A stylish turn-of-…

About this home

Beautiful details from 1895 meet views over the canal and greenery. Soaring ceiling height and stucco details together with herringbone parquet and mirrored doors create magic. A large top-class kitchen invites both everyday life and festivities. Description A stylish turn-of-the-century home where modern elegance meets period charm. Arched windows, beautiful stucco details and 3.2-metre ceilings meet a bespoke shaker kitchen and carefully considered material choices. Three bedrooms and a beautiful view over the canal and greenery. Located at the very top with a lift. The laundry room is on the same floor, making everyday life convenient. Interior Right next to the bustling outdoor cafés and delightful café life of Davidshalls torg, lies this beautiful turn-of-the-century home with wonderful views over greenery and the glittering canal. Already in the hallway, you are met by the feeling that characterises the entire home. William Morris wallpaper, classic wainscoting and a ceiling height of a full 3.2 metres provide a beautiful first impression and set the tone for a home where period details and contemporary function meet in a natural way. From here, the home unfolds with a layout that elegantly separates social life from the home's more private parts. The living room is a place that lingers in the memory. Through the large, arched windows, a view opens over the canal and the greenery of the old churchyard. The light, the space and the beautiful details with herringbone parquet and stucco create a cosy and elegant setting. There is plenty of room for a sofa group, armchairs and other furnishings, with space to gather both family and friends. Adjacent to the living room is the kitchen, thoughtfully designed to combine the classic expression with today's demands for functionality. The bespoke shaker kitchen from Nordiska Kök has generous storage, well-sized work surfaces and an extra-deep sandstone worktop. There is also a natural dining area with room for eight people. The tall windows face east and capture the morning light. A lovely place to start the day. Further into the home await three bedrooms with different possibilities to adapt to the life unfolding. The master bedroom is peacefully positioned and offers a beautiful view over the green surroundings. There is plenty of room for a larger bed and complementary furnishings, while the room retains its tranquil feel. The two other bedrooms are currently used as a children's room and a guest room. Both are generously sized and have lovely natural light, high ceilings and preserved details that connect to the home's history. For those who do not need three bedrooms, there is also the opportunity to create a longed-for home office, library or creative room. The bathroom features light, timeless materials and has been renovated with a focus on both comfort and function. A bathtub with shower solution, wall-hung WC and practical storage make the room well suited to everyday needs. What above all gives the home its personality is the meeting between the preserved and the added. Herringbone parquet, mirrored doors, stucco details, tall windows and the generous ceiling height tell of the house's history. This is a home to enjoy for a long time. A home where morning coffee can be savoured in the eastern light, where dinners can take place around the large dining table and where the living room becomes the natural place for long conversations as the view over the canal slowly changes with the day. A personal turn-of-the-century home with space, beautiful details and a view where the canal's water and the surrounding greenery make themselves felt from several of the home's rooms. There is room for both the grand life and the small moments, in a location where the pulse of the city meets the calm of the canal and the peace of the greenery.

Details

Living area 119 m²
Rooms 3
Year built 1895
Operating cost SEK 4,165/mo
Energy class F

Location

Verkstadsgatan 1A, 211 42, Malmö, Sverige