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6A Norra Trängallén

Plutonen
Rent 4,418 SEK/month
Size 1 room,
22 ㎡
Move-in November 1, 2026*
Floor 1
Registration Deadline August 10, 2026
queue points is currently at its peak 369
Item Number 88-1-10153
*May be available for move-in on September 1, 2026

A room with a kitchenette in a shared hallway apartment; the floor area is 22 square meters. Located on the 1st floor.

To express interest in a student apartment, you must be admitted to the University of Skövde and be enrolled in at least 15 higher education credits per semester. Please note that distance learning does not meet the requirements for renting a student apartment. To sign a lease, you must be able to present a registration certificate. If you have recently been admitted and have not yet registered, your admission letter will be accepted as confirmation. When moving within Skövdebostäder, you must be able to show both your registration certificate and your transcript. Doctoral students must demonstrate a study load of at least 50 percent per semester. If you haven’t received your admission letter yet, you’ll need to wait to express interest in student apartments until you’ve received it. Study 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
  
Hallway-style living
  
Hot and cold water included
  
Heating included

Floor Plan

Floor Plan for Norra Trängallén 6A

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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.
6A Norra Trängallén
Rent 4,418 SEK/month
Size 1 room,
22 ㎡
Move-in November 1, 2026*
Floor 1
Registration Deadline August 10, 2026
queue points is currently at its peak 369
Item Number 88-1-10153
*May be available for move-in on September 1, 2026

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