Björnkulla
Björnkulla is a small residential area in pleasant surroundings. International students and Swedish students live together in shared housing in single rooms. There are outdoor recreation areas, a lit running/skiing track and an outdoor gym. The housing is located just a 20 minutes’ walk from Södertörn University. Flemingsberg station is located just 15 minutes away and here you can find a large supermarket. Huddinge centrum is one train station away and has shops, banks, and other services.
Single room in Björnkulla
Size: 17 sq. m.
Rent: Around SEK 27 500* per semester. Rent includes water, heating, electricity and internet.
There are four buildings with small single rooms; each building has two corridors with eight students in each corridor. Every corridor has a fully-equipped communal kitchen and there is a laundry room on each floor. Each room is furnished and has its own bathroom and kitchenette.
Please note that the furnishings and wall colours may differ in each room.
A single room is furnished with:
- Bed and mattress (200cm x 90cm)
- Desk and desk chair
- One desk lamp
- Bookshelf
- Wardrobe
Please note that towels, bed linen, quilts and pillows are not included and the furnishings and wall colours may differ in each room.
*Rent for spring semester 2025.
Public transport
Commuter trains from Stockholm Central Station to Flemingsberg station take 19 minutes. Buses (704) run twice an hour to Björnkulla from Flemingsberg station and from Södertörn University. The journey takes about 5 minutes. It takes about 15 minutes to walk.
More information about public transport in Stockholm is available at www.sl.se/en/
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About the area
Björnkulla is a small residential area set in pleasant surroundings. The area is hilly and largely forested, with a park and buildings that now house a school, retirement homes and student housing. There is a distinctive water tower. There is an outdoor recreation area with a football pitch, a lit running/skiing track and an outdoor gym.
All Södertörn University students live together in four yellow 2-story houses. There are eight single rooms in each corridor sharing a kitchen and laundry room. The tenants share responsibility for the whole corridor and often arrange events together in the common kitchen.