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title: "Regus Gustavslundsvägen 12"
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# Regus Gustavslundsvägen 12

Alvik is one of the best-connected interchanges in western Stockholm: the green line of the T-bana stops here, the Tvärbanan light rail crosses on its way between the southern and northern suburbs, and the Nockebybanan tram starts here for the Bromma lakeside districts. Regus Gustavslundsvägen 12 sits a short walk from that hub, in Bromma, which makes it an unusually practical address for a team whose people live all over the city. Colleagues from the city centre ride straight out on the green line, those from Solna or Liljeholmen come across on the light rail, and visitors rarely need more than one change.

The building has real presence on the street. Its facade is laid in deep red-brown brick, with tall rows of windows, a central bay that rises over the full height and a framed entrance at ground level, the kind of solid architecture that gives a company address some weight. It is a pleasant contrast to the glass blocks of newer business parks, and clients arriving for the first time find it easily.

Inside, the centre is calm and bright. Reception is a crisp black-and-white counter with the Regus name on a screen behind it and open shelving with books and objects to one side. Beyond it, a wide open lounge with soft grey carpet has bright blue armchairs around a small round table, a shelving unit filled with plants and decorative pieces, and white pendant lights. It works as a waiting area for guests and as a place to sit with a laptop away from the desk, and the gentle colours carry through the rest of the floor.

The private offices are simple and well lit. One has a pair of white desks arranged in an L, black ergonomic chairs and a colourful abstract painting, with a window that looks out over bare branches and the street. A smaller room puts a single table for two in front of a tall window, a good fit for a founder and a first hire, or for a consultant who needs a quiet room to take calls. Furniture is included, so a team can move in with little more than its laptops.

The meeting room is set up for proper sessions: a long white table with grey mesh chairs, a wall-mounted screen, a round wall clock, a pair of suspended ring lights and a glass wall onto the corridor. A fresh flower on the table is a nice touch for a client visit. The kitchen has white cabinets, a dark tiled splashback, a coffee machine and a dishwasher, so lunch and coffee can be sorted without leaving the building. Step-free access is listed, which helps colleagues and visitors who use a wheelchair.

Around the centre, Alvik and the wider Bromma area have grown into a busy commercial district on the western edge of the inner city, with offices, apartments and a good spread of cafés, restaurants and shops along the nearby streets. For a team that also drives, a major road runs close by, and the Tvärbanan connection makes it easy to reach clients in the business districts north and south without going through the centre at all.

A centre like this also works well as a second base. A company with its head office in the inner city can give its west-side staff a place to work closer to home a few days a week, and a team that meets clients in Bromma, Solna or along the light rail can book the meeting room for the afternoon instead of crossing town. Because the furniture, reception and kitchen are already in place, the office can be ready from the first day, and the arrangement can be adjusted as the team changes.

This is a strong choice for firms whose staff and clients are spread across Stockholm and who want one meeting point that suits most of them: sales teams, regional offices, recruiters and professional services. Offices are rented monthly, so a small team can start in one room and add space as it grows.

- **Location:** Stockholm
- **Address:** Gustavslundsvägen 12, 167 51 Bromma (Stockholm)
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Meeting Rooms, Wheelchair Accessible, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus Gustavslundsvägen 12 (Private Office): SEK 4,390/month

## Nearby transport

- Alvik södra (bus, 2 min walk)
- Alvik (subway, 2 min walk)
- Hunnebergsvägen (bus, 3 min walk)
- Tranebergsslingan (bus, 5 min walk)
- Alléparken (tram, 9 min walk)

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