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2F Kvarnbäcksgatan

Jordfräsen
Rent 9,882 SEK/month
Size 3-room apartment,
75 ㎡
Move-in November 1, 2026
Floor 1
Registration Deadline August 4, 2026
Highest queue points now 5252
Item Number 39-1-06426

Lovely ground-floor apartment with an east-facing patio of approximately 13 square meters. The apartment comes standard with a dishwasher, induction cooktop, built-in convection oven, and self-defrosting freezer. There is oak parquet flooring in all rooms and tile flooring in the shower room and entryway. The shower room is fully tiled and features a washing machine, dryer, swivel shower head, and vanity unit, providing a high level of convenience. The apartment includes a storage room of approximately 3 square meters, accessible from inside the building entrance on the second floor. In addition to the base rent, there are costs for electricity, hot water, and cold water. We’d also like to remind you to purchase home insurance before you move in.

Parking spaces are rented out through a separate waiting list. At Jordfräsen , we Jordfräsen generally only offer one parking space per household. If we have a surplus of parking spaces, you can rent a second space subject to a clause; this means that if someone moves into the area who needs to rent a parking space, the contract subject to this clause will be terminated with one month’s notice. To be eligible to rent two spaces, you must have two cars registered to your household.

Quick Facts

   Balcony glazing is not possible
  
Electricity is metered individually and billed by Skövdebostäder
  
Pre-wired for broadband, which you can order yourself
  
Patio
  
Hot and cold water not included

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Floor Plan for Kvarnbäcksgatan 2F

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About the area

2F Kvarnbäcksgatan
Rent 9,882 SEK/month
Size 3-room apartment,
75 ㎡
Move-in November 1, 2026
Floor 1
Registration Deadline August 4, 2026
Highest queue points now 5252
Item Number 39-1-06426

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