Stadt | Luntmakargatan 12

Welcome to Luntmakargatan 12 and this generous apartment of 115 sqm, where classic turn-of-the-century attributes meet modern material choices in a thoughtful and social layout.
The heart of the home is the large, modern kitchen with exclusive appliances from Gaggenau, generous work surfaces, plenty of storage, a built-in bookshelf, and a natural dining area for both everyday meals and larger dinners. There is also a functioning tiled stove that adds warmth and character. The kitchen connects beautifully to the lovely living room in a corner position, and together the rooms create an inviting and social whole. The living room’s fine windows provide wonderful light and another beautiful tiled stove enhances the apartment’s classic atmosphere.
The layout offers three nice bedrooms, one of which is a master bedroom with built-in storage and a peaceful view of the courtyard. Another of the bedrooms has practical built-in storage. Additionally, there are two stylish bathrooms, creating a thoughtful and functional home with plenty of space for both family life and guests.
An elegant and well-balanced corner apartment where three tiled stoves, beautiful windows, and classic character meet modern comfort – with a large social kitchen and living room as the natural center.
Here you live in the heart of Stockholm, in the neighborhoods around Luntmakargatan and Tunnelgatan where city pulse meets classic urban charm. Within a few minutes’ walk awaits Stureplan, Hötorget, and Norrmalm’s wide range of restaurants, cafés, shopping, and culture. At the same time, the greenery of Humlegården and the walking paths of Östermalm are close at hand. A central and vibrant location with all of Stockholm outside your door and excellent communications in all directions.
The property at Luntmakargatan 12 was designed by the renowned architect Ernst Stenhammar and built between 1894 and 1896. Stenhammar left a clear mark on Stockholm’s architecture around the turn of the last century and is also behind the Grand Hôtel Royal, where the famous Winter Garden is one of his most well-known works. An architectural heritage that places the house on Luntmakargatan in a fine historical context.