Attic apartment with a view of the rooftops

At the very top of the building, peacefully situated between two lush courtyards, lies this bright and exceptionally well-designed attic apartment—a home where light, space, and architectural heritage blend with contemporary elegance. Windows facing two directions capture the shifting light of the day and open up to the city’s rooftops in a view that is both unobstructed and vibrant. The building was constructed in 1929 according to plans by architect Thure Bergentz, which still today leaves a distinct mark on the home’s character.

In 2024, the apartment underwent a comprehensive and carefully executed renovation in which every detail was chosen with care. The kitchen was refined with a new countertop and tiles in harmonious harmony, while both bathrooms were completely renovated with a clear sense of materiality and function. All surfaces were painted in a cohesive palette, and the floors were sanded and oiled for a uniform and understated look. New custom woodwork and doors add a refined touch to the overall design, complemented by a built-in bookshelf and well-integrated storage solutions in the form of closets and bench seating. Both bathrooms were completely renovated with high-quality materials, and one is equipped with a washer and dryer.

The floor plan is social and inviting, with the kitchen, dining room, and living room arranged in a beautiful flow that creates generous living spaces. The kitchen features a timeless design with white cabinets, a wooden countertop, stainless-steel appliances, and a cozy dining area by the window. The dining room easily seats 8–10 people and flows naturally into the living room. Three peaceful bedrooms are arranged in a row, all with ample storage. Additional comfort is provided by two lavish bathrooms, one featuring a bathtub, washer, and dryer, and the other with a shower behind a glass wall. The entryway welcomes you with built-in storage and a bench.

This property also offers rare potential for renovation, with the opportunity to apply for a permit to build a balcony and the option to purchase part of the attic from the homeowners’ association—a future possibility that opens the door to, for example, a balcony, a fireplace, and a loft accessible via an internal staircase (see the alternative floor plan for inspiration).

The homeowners’ association is well-managed, and the building itself is exceptional, with stairwells adorned by decorative murals and marble columns—a reminder of the property’s history and quality. The location is hard to beat, with proximity to the city’s vibrant heart, public transportation, parks, and a rich selection of restaurants and shops.

You’re warmly invited to an open house viewing to view an attic apartment where every detail comes together in a harmonious and timeless whole. Please RSVP.