Westmans väg 12 - Strängnäs

The building was completed in 1920 and was previously used as a boiler plant. The old boiler plant in Sundby Park, Strängnäs, was most likely built during the 1920s when Sundby Hospital was constructed. Until a couple of years ago, the property was used as a boiler plant for Sundby Park, which has undergone major changes in recent years, and the entire hospital area has, since it was closed down in 1988, been converted into housing and offices. The building is constructed with 2.5 (3) floors + basement. The total floor area (excluding the basement) has been estimated at approx. 900 sqm. The property is currently assessed as a special unit and therefore lacks assessed areas and an assessed value. The land has been purchased and comprises just over 4,500 sqm. The area where the property is located is covered by a local development plan. Previous owners had well-advanced plans to convert the building into housing, applied for and were granted a building permit in 2016. The building permit documents state that the permit covered 14 apartments, between 37-152 sqm. Furthermore, the previous owner paved the way for a housing cooperative (BRF) project through the following: Removal of all remaining fixtures/machinery, Removal of the chip storage, Removal of the tanks, Environmental remediation according to report, the report will be available to an interested party, Drainage, Excavation for apartments in the basement, Casting of floors in the basement, Demolition of the chimney, Lowering of the ground of the patio above and north of the house.