Perched high above the city’s rooftops, you live with one of Stockholm’s most breathtaking views overlooking the Old Town, Blasieholmen, and all the way out toward Djurgården. The generous reception rooms are aligned in sequence, all offering majestic views. From one of the reception rooms, a balcony leads out toward the water and the city skyline. There is also a fireplace.
The residence originally consisted of two apartments, now combined into a spacious and representative home. Thanks to its corner position and windows in three directions, light floods throughout the apartment. The need for modernization presents a unique opportunity to create a dream home from scratch, in the historic setting of Mosebacke Torg, with some of Stockholm’s most sought-after views.
Fiskargatan 9 is a property of grand character, erected between 1906–1908 based on drawings by architect Knut Perno. Even at the time of construction, the building was a prestige project with an unusually high level of ambition and period-style elegance. An elevator, bathroom and separate toilets were included from the beginning—features that were highly exclusive for the time. The building rises five floors, with an attic floor added later.
The property is beautifully situated high on Södermalm with outstanding views toward the water and Stockholm’s historic districts. It is one of Södermalm’s most iconic and well-known buildings, an elegant feature of the Stockholm cityscape. Here, you live in one of the city’s most desirable locations, with close proximity to culture, water, and green spaces. The area surrounding Fiskargatan 9 is one of Södermalm’s most appreciated quarters, surrounded by restaurants, galleries, Mosebacke Square, Katarina Church, and picturesque walking paths along the waterfront.
