Västerlånggatan 31, Historic residential building in Gamla Stan, Stockholm, Sweden.
Västerlånggatan 31 is a residential building situated within the medieval streets of Gamla Stan, Stockholm's oldest district. The structure fits into the characteristic narrow and winding lanes that define this historic neighborhood.
The building was constructed in the 1600s when Gamla Stan was taking shape as a dense residential district. It reflects the construction methods typical of that era in Stockholm's old town.
The building houses a mix of residents who contribute to the neighborhood's high income average of 32,604 SEK and strong political engagement.
The building sits directly along one of Gamla Stan's characteristic lanes and is easily reached on foot. The location offers direct access to nearby shops and dining options within the immediate surroundings.
The apartment size exceeds the area average by 74.1 percent, making it a notable residential space in Stockholm's historical district.
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