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Quick Office, Places, SQUARE and Aspudden Cowork around Liljeholmen, Telefonplan and Aspudden.
Tellusgången 2, 126 26
Erik Segersälls Väg 7, 126 50
Årstaängsvägen 21C, 117 60
Telefonvägen 30, 126 26
Liljeholmen lies southwest of Södermalm, where the red metro line meets the Tvärbanan light rail. The former industrial shoreline now holds homes, a shopping centre and offices, and Telefonplan next door is the home of the Konstfack art school. Choose it when you want a direct ride to the centre from a less central address. Hornstull and Södermalm are the closer-in alternative.
Liljeholmen grew as an industrial shoreline on Årstaviken, and homes, a shopping centre and offices now fill it. Quick Office runs Quick Office Telefonplan and Places runs Places Telefonplan, both in Telefonplan, which is named after the old Ericsson telephone factory that Konstfack now uses. SQUARE and Aspudden Cowork make up the other two of the four spaces on our map. Aspudden is a mostly residential area on the red line. Supply is small, so availability matters more than choice. The area suits small companies, creative teams and people who live in the southwest and want a short commute. Ask us for today's price and availability.
Liljeholmen mixes offices around the Liljeholmstorget shopping centre with the waterfront blocks along Liljeholmskajen. Telefonplan is known for Konstfack, the University of Arts, Crafts and Design, which gives the area a creative edge. It is a mixed neighbourhood rather than a headquarters district, so the pace stays local. For a coffee meeting, Hornstull is a short ride on the red line.
Metro: Liljeholmen is a hub on the red line, with Hornstull, Zinkensdamm and Mariatorget on the way to Slussen and T-Centralen. Telefonplan and Aspudden have their own red-line stations.
Light rail: Tvärbanan stops at Liljeholmen and connects Alvik and Gullmarsplan.
Konstfack The University of Arts, Crafts and Design works from the former Ericsson factory at Telefonplan.
Liljeholmstorget The shopping centre at the heart of Liljeholmen, beside the metro and Tvärbanan stops.
Årstaviken The bay that Liljeholmen's waterfront looks onto.
The red line. Liljeholmen is the hub, and Telefonplan and Aspudden have their own stations. Tvärbanan light rail also stops at Liljeholmen.
Södermalm has 21 spaces on our map and Liljeholmen four, so Södermalm gives you more choice and more central addresses. Liljeholmen suits teams that live in the southwest and want a calmer base on the same red line.
The old Ericsson telephone factory that stood there. Konstfack, the University of Arts, Crafts and Design, now works from the former factory.
The list prices on our map cover the whole city, not single districts. Across Stockholm a flex desk has a median of 2,700 kr a month and a fixed desk 4,695 kr a month. Some spaces quote per person and others per room. For a private office we ask the spaces for today's price and negotiate for you. It costs you nothing.
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