Apartment

One-room student apartment

When you rent a one-room student apartment, you have a room of approximately 18–30 square metres with a kitchenette or kitchen, as well as your own toilet and shower. Only one person is listed on the tenancy agreement, but you are allowed to have one person living with you as a lodger.

You are allowed to have pets in this type of housing.

Student apartment with 2–4 rooms

A student apartment with two to four rooms is suitable if you want to live with, for example, a friend or partner during your studies.

When you rent a student apartment, you have an apartment with two to four rooms and your own kitchenette or kitchen. Only one person is listed on the tenancy agreement, but you are required to have a co-tenant. Both you and your co-tenant must be registered as living at the address and live together in the apartment throughout the tenancy. Your co-tenant may not live alone in the apartment or take over the tenancy agreement.

You are allowed to have pets in this type of housing.

Please note that your co-tenant must have a registered account with us before you register interest in a home that requires a co-tenant (register an account here). You will also need to present your co-tenant’s ID when signing the tenancy agreement. A co-tenant cannot have their own tenancy agreement with Stockholms studentbostäder.

If your co-tenant is your child, you must instead provide a valid family certificate. The family certificate is issued by the Swedish Tax Agency and sent to you by post. Make sure to order the family certificate well in advance before registering interest in a home.

What do our one-room student apartments look like?

Are you curious about what it is like to live in a one-room student apartment? Here you can see examples of what our one-room student apartments can look like, both unfurnished and furnished.