Gallery: The Local's Property of the Week Property of the Week Photo: Fastighetsbyrån Published: 21 Jan 2014 15:10 GMT+01:00 Updated: 21 Jan 2014 15:10 GMT+01:00 Keen for a home with a view on Stockholm's trendy Södermalm island? Who isn't? Take a look inside our pick for the property of the week, a five-room apartment in the city centre built in 1925. Your own 200-square-metre patch in central Stockholm sounds like a dream, and for most people, it usually remains that way. But in case you are looking for exactly this, or if indeed you just want to know what such a home would look like, then here is a picture gallery with your name on it. IN PICTURES: The Local's Property of the Week In Högalid, on the north west side of Södermalm (and with views over the water to Kungsholmen) this five-room flat offers 10.5 million kronor ($1.6 million) of stylish living. But why read about it when you can look inside. Take the tour here, or head to Fastighetsbyrån for more of the same. Temperatures hit -41 in Swedish cold snap Residents living in far northern Sweden woke up to a temperature of -41.2 C on Sunday as the harsh winter ... Haribo pulls 'racist' candy after complaints German candy-makers Haribo have pulled black-faced liquorice off their production line after Swedish customers complained their design played on racist ... Sweden needs more international students With a sharp decrease in the number of non-EU students coming to Sweden since tuition fees were introduced, industry and ... Sweden boasts better food than Italy: report Sweden is a better place to eat that Italy, but has yet to become Europe's culinary capital, a title that ... Ten cheesiest souvenirs you can find in Sweden Planning a visit to Sweden? Or do you live in Sweden and need something to send home? Well here is ... Swedish landlord demands sex for flat A man in southern Sweden has been reported to the police on suspicion of sexual molestation and blackmail after he ... Sweden's feminist hockey hunk who doesn't want to go to the Olympics When a teammate broke his leg, ice hockey star, literary blogger, and angry social networker Johan Forsberg took to Twitter ... Gothenburg engineer on one-way mission to Mars A Gothenburg resident has been shortlisted for a one-way trip to Mars. He tells The Local about the mission, his ... Swedish paper prints obituary for living man An old age pensioner in southern Sweden was surprised to read his own obituary in a local newspaper following a ... Paracetamol poisoning on the rise in Sweden Cases of paracetamol poisoning have almost doubled in the last four years with experts saying the easy access to the ... Your comments about this article Marcus Ericsson. Photo: www.marcusericsson.com Swedish rookie race car driver Marcus Ericsson has been confirmed in Caterham's new driver line-up for the 2014 Formula One season, marking the first time a Swede has raced on the circuit since 1991. The author argues that pop star Beyoncé (r) embodies the outspokenness of Astrid Lindgren's Pippi Longstocking (l). File photo: TT; AP When xenophobia is passed off as trying to preserve an idealized version of Sweden's past, it's worth considering what sort of stories Astrid Lindgren would have written about the Sweden of today, argues Rasmus Törnblom of the Moderate Youth League (Muf). File photo: TT A private-sector inquiry into Sweden's housing crisis has demanded market-based rents, and criticized the government for failing to produce a cohesive strategy to unplug the housing construction bottleneck. Swedish national rail operator SJ announced on Tuesday that it was laying off 400 staff members in part of a savings package to meet a growing competition and customers' online ticket purchasing habits. While Alice remained the most common name for baby girls in Sweden for the third year running, William was dethroned as the most popular boys' name for the first time in years, new statistics show. Anna Odell poses with her Guldbagge Award. Photo: Pontus Lundahl/TT Swedish artist Anna Odell took home the Best Film award at the Guldbagge gala on Monday evening for her autofictive tale of not being invited to her own high school reunion. A man asks for money on the streets of Stockholm. File: Fredrik Sandberg/TT Romania should foot the bill for its citizens who travel to Sweden to beg, two prominent Liberal Party politicians said on Monday as they admonished certain EU countries for not taking care of their poorest citizens. Swedish police have warned of an increase in children and teens made to pose in a sexually provocative manner online, while prosecutors said collecting evidence was made harder in cross-border abuse cases. High taxes, high social security, such has been the identity of the "Nordic Model," yet hard times and ideological bents have propelled Europe's northern politicians to reform the cradle-to-the-grave system, argues AFP.