Eken 9, Heritage house in Stockholm, Sweden
Eken 9 is a residential building in Stockholm constructed in the late 1800s that displays typical construction methods and design features of that period. The structure at Hantverkargatan shows distinctive architectural details that reflect how homes were built in the city at that time.
The house was built in 1879 during a period of growth and development in Stockholm. It received official recognition as a protected individual building in 1965 and has remained under heritage protection since then.
The building serves as a tenant-owners association, promoting financial interests of its members through permanent residential housing arrangements.
This is an active residential building where people live as members of a property owners association. You can view it from the street and appreciate its architecture from the outside, but it is not open for interior visits.
The property stands under the ownership of Anna Hierta-Retzius and maintains records in the Wiki Loves Monuments database since May 2017.
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