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Ekedal our youth housing for people ages 18–29. This area embodies the real estate agent’s catchphrase: “Close to everything!”

Along the southern section of Henriksbergsgatan are three buildings with a total of 150 small apartments featuring very well-utilized spaces. The apartments at Ekedal designed to meet the needs of a younger demographic seeking affordable, centrally located housing. The complex consists primarily of studio apartments with kitchens, but also includes smaller one-bedroom apartments, as well as a few two- and three-bedroom units.

Here, you must be between the ages of 18 and 29 to sign a lease, but you can continue to live here even after you turn 30.

In addition to being close to everything the city center has to offer, you’re not far from several major employers, such as Volvo and P4. As a student, you’ll live near the University of Skövde, and unlike our student housing options, you won’t have to move out when you finish your studies. The travel center is just a few hundred meters away, and you’re close to city buses and national train service.

While Ekedal centrally Ekedal , the lush Boulogner City Park is right around the corner. Here, you can have a picnic with your friends or enjoy the landscaped lake.

About Ekedal

Brunnsgatan
Apartments 150 units
Year Built 2018
Distance to city center 0.8 km
Accessibility
All buildings are equipped with elevators.

Directions to Ekedal

Apartments for Rent in Ekedal

5,075 SEK/month
Youth housing, age 29 or younger
3A Brunnsgatan
Ekedal
Size 1 room,
34 square meters
Move-in January 1, 2027
Registration Deadline September 27, 2026
Item Number 35-1-05902

Available parking spaces at Ekedal

225 SEK/month
parking space
3 Brunnsgatan
Ekedal
Available from January 1, 2027
Express your interest by September 21, 2026
Object Number 35-5-00002

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