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$99,560— $6,003,000

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Studio in a big 1960s housing estate · Exterior · Home illustration

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Tensta

Studio in a big 1960s housing estate

$99,560Local price · SEK 995K

420 sq ft (39 m²)Studio1 bath

A second-floor studio in a 1969 concrete slab block. In 420 sq ft (39 m²) it has a sleeping alcove that fits a double bed, a separate kitchen with two windows and a bathroom with new plumbing. Tensta, at the city's northwestern edge, is a big estate built under the Million Program of the 1960s and '70s, so prices per square foot are less than a third of the city average, and this one has already been cut 10% from its first asking price.

Elevator
Juliet balcony
Shared courtyard with a playground
Shared laundry room

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Hammarbyhöjden

One-bedroom in a 1940s three-story building

$349,700Local price · SEK 3.5M

581 sq ft (54 m²)1 bed1 bath

The top floor of a three-story stucco walk-up from 1945. What were originally three rooms are now a big kitchen, a living room and one bedroom, with herringbone floors running into the kitchen. Hammarbyhöjden is a quiet neighborhood in south Stockholm where three-story buildings from the 1930s and '40s stand in rows among the pines.

Southwest-facing balcony
Herringbone hardwood floors
Bathroom with radiant floor heating
Walk-in closet

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Farsta

1960s end-unit townhouse with a garden

$540,300Local price · SEK 5.4M

1,130 sq ft (105 m²)3 bed2 bath

The end unit of a row of townhouses built in 1962 on a slope. The entry level on the street side has three bedrooms, the kitchen and a bathroom; the lower level on the garden side has a living room with a fireplace and a combined shower and laundry room. Farsta is a southern suburb planned in the 1950s and '60s around a metro station and a shopping center, and this house backs onto shared green space, so no one can see into its south-facing garden.

Fireplace
South-facing private garden and pergola terrace
Balcony
A space in a shared garage plus a private parking space
Heat-recovery ventilation (FTX)

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Ålsten, Bromma

1920s wooden house with a sauna

$2,491,000Local price · SEK 24.9M

2,497 sq ft (232 m²)4 bed2 bath

A yellow two-story wooden house from 1927. The first floor has a large kitchen with a fireplace, a living room, a study, a TV room and a sauna; upstairs are four bedrooms and a bathroom with both a tub and a shower stall. Ålsten, on the shore of Lake Mälaren, is one of the wealthiest areas in west Stockholm, full of houses with big gardens, and this is a large house even here, so its price is near the top.

Sauna
Kitchen fireplace
Large southwest-facing deck
Two balconies
Carport and parking for several cars

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Östermalm

Duplex penthouse with an indoor pool

$6,003,000Local price · SEK 60M

3,477 sq ft (323 m²)4 bed2 bath

A 3,480 sq ft penthouse on the top two floors of a building from 1996, with an elevator that opens directly into the apartment on both levels. The lower floor has a spa area with a pool, a gym and four bedrooms; the upper floor has a living room with a fireplace, a marble kitchen and roof terraces that look out east and west over the rooftops of Östermalm.