Frederik's apartment was light-filled and spacious in a beautiful residential neighborhood in Stockholm. It was quiet, safe, and a short walk to a row of great shops and restaurants. It had every daily necessity and the two of us were super comfortable staying for just about a week.
If you're staying here, head across the street to get a sausage from Gunter's stand, walk 5 minutes to Lillebrors Bagery for cardamom buns and coffee, and get a glass of natural wine with small plates at Nektar Mat & Vin.
We spent most of our days exploring other parts of town and to get there we usually used a scooter share app (we used Lime most often but there are many brands available) and called Ubers on rare occasions. There's a bus that comes right down the street but we preferred taking scooters so we could see the city better!
This location was very quiet at night and felt super residential, so it made us feel like we were locals during our stay. I'd recommend staying here for your first visit to Stockholm if you're willing to hop on a scooter or bike to explore.