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4A Norra Trängallén

Plutonen
Rent 4,418 SEK/month
Size 1 room,
22 ㎡
Move-in November 1, 2026*
Floor 3
Registration Deadline August 3, 2026
Highest queue points now 472
Item Number 88-1-10095
*May be available for move-in on September 1, 2026

A student apartment located at Norra Trängallén 4A in the Trängen neighborhood. The apartment has one room and a kitchen, was built in 1994, and has a floor area of 22 square meters.

The rent applies to the period from August 2025 to July 2026. The rent is negotiated annually in accordance with the applicable negotiation procedure between AB Skövdebostäder and the Skövde Student Housing Council.
To express interest in and sign a lease for a student apartment, you must present a valid admission letter or enrollment certificate showing at least 15 higher education credits per semester from the University of Skövde. If you are moving to a different apartment, you must present your registration and grade transcripts. If you have not yet received your admission letter, you must wait to reserve a student apartment until you have received it. Academic progress checks are conducted once per semester to ensure that you, as a tenant, meet the academic requirements.

Quick Facts

   10 months' rent; June and July are rent-free
  
Electricity is metered individually and billed by Skövdebostäder
  
Elevator
  
Hot and cold water are included
  
Heating included

Floor Plan

Floor Plan for Norra Trängallén 4A

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About the area

Plutonen
Plutonen located right next to the university and not far from downtown. Half of the apartments are corridor-style (these are located at Norra Trängallén 2 or 6). There is a barbecue area in the cozy courtyard.
4A Norra Trängallén
Rent 4,418 SEK/month
Size 1 room,
22 ㎡
Move-in November 1, 2026*
Floor 3
Registration Deadline August 3, 2026
Highest queue points now 472
Item Number 88-1-10095
*May be available for move-in on September 1, 2026

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