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17 available apartments in Sätra, Sweden. The average rent in Sätra is 10,114 SEK/month. Create an alert and we will tell you as soon as new apartments come up in Sätra.
7,593
Residents
17
Listings
10,114 SEK
Average rent
59 m²
Average size
17 listings
Sätra, Stockholm
Frösätrabacken 28
7,810 SEK/mo1 room53 m²
Sätra, Stockholm
Frösätrabacken 30
9,036 SEK/mo2 rooms68 m²
Sätra, Stockholm
Hållsätrabacken 22
11,504 SEK/mo3 rooms80 m²
Sätra, Stockholm
Eksätravägen 471
9,643 SEK/mo2 rooms60 m²
Sätra, Stockholm
Sätravarvsvägen 9
12,884 SEK/mo3 rooms76 m²
Sätra, Stockholm
Aspsätravägen 50
11,338 SEK/mo2 rooms65 m²
Sätra, Stockholm
Eksätravägen 555
9,062 SEK/mo3 rooms79 m²
Sätra, Stockholm
Bogsätravägen 3
10,257 SEK/mo3 rooms86 m²
Sätra, Stockholm
Torvsätravägen 24
8,543 SEK/mo2 rooms70 m²

Sätra, Stockholm
Sätra, Stockholm
6,500 SEK/mo1 room28 m²

Sätra, Stockholm
Sätra, Stockholm
9,959 SEK/mo1 room30 m²

Sätra, Sweden
Torvsätravägen 18-20, Skärholmen
10,000 SEK/mo2 rooms55 m²

Sätra, Stockholm
Sätra, Stockholm
9,800 SEK/mo1 room40 m²

Sätra, Stockholm
Sätra, Stockholm
8,000 SEK/mo1 room56 m²

Sätra, Stockholm
Sätra, Stockholm
12,500 SEK/mo2 rooms47 m²

Sätra, Stockholm
Sätra, Stockholm
10,000 SEK/mo2 rooms37 m²

Sätra, Sweden
Skärholmen
15,100 SEK/mo3 rooms77 m²
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