Gröndal strand

Live by Lake Mälaren in charming Gröndal

In the new waterfront district of Gröndal Strand, ByggVesta offers 83 rental apartments and a preschool for around 60 children. The area has developed into a lively and green neighbourhood combining housing, workplaces, and preserved nature. Along the water, residents and visitors can enjoy walks, recreation, and social spaces by Lake Mälaren — open for everyone.

Located west of Liljeholmen with views of Stora Essingen and only 10 minutes from Södermalm, Gröndal offers a rare blend of greenery and city proximity. ByggVesta’s project includes two sites: Durken, with 35 apartments, and Spinnakern, with 48 apartments, garage, and a preschool.

The architecture is high-quality, featuring large windows, sliding doors, and light-filled layouts ranging from 32 m² (1–2 rooms) to over 100 m² (4 rooms). Most apartments are close to the waterfront and have balconies or terraces, many with lake views.

A short walk from the buildings lies a beautiful city park with majestic oak trees, open green areas, and a newly built playground.

ByggVesta manages the property on behalf of the owner, Granit Bostad.

Architect: Bengt Rydén, MAP Stockholm

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Status:
Sold - Under management

Completed:
2018

Type:
Rental apartments

Number of apartments:
83

Kitchen:
Bright kitchens with dishwashers in all apartments, prepared for microwave.

Laundry:
Washer and dryer (or combined unit) in every apartment.

Storage:
Private storage in basement.

Bicycle parking:
Available in both buildings.

Broadband/telephony:
Tele2.

Balcony/patio:
Private balcony, terrace, or gallery access (loftgång).

Recycling room:
Waste rooms at Bryggvägen 6B and 18; chutes at 6B, 13B, 15A.

Parking/garage:
Garage at Bryggvägen 13–15 with charging options, managed by Parkando.

Architect’s thoughts:

The social spaces in each apartment open up towards the surrounding city and nature. The generous balconies extend the living areas outward — connecting residents with the city life, greenery, and the Mälaren landscape. From most apartments and balconies, the lake can be glimpsed.

Area

Gröndal, Stockholm

A pleasant district west of Liljeholmen, close to water, culture, and nature. Turn-of-the-century buildings and protected functionalist housing sit alongside new builds and converted industrial properties.

Gröndal, Stockholm

Gröndal is a charming district in southern Stockholm, west of Liljeholmen, known for its scenic waterfront location and rich architectural mix of historic buildings and modern developments. Residents enjoy close access to Lake Mälaren, with walking trails, swimming spots, and cafés in nearby Vinterviken. The area offers excellent public transport, including buses and the light rail to Solna and Sickla, while the metro from Liljeholmen reaches the city centre in just 10 minutes. Gröndal provides a small-town atmosphere with full urban convenience, featuring grocery stores, cafés, restaurants, and local services, as well as schools and preschools overlooking the water. With its parks, sports facilities, and green surroundings, Gröndal combines city life with nature at its doorstep.