Brf Höga Stigen Större 17
BOSTADSRÄTTSFÖRENINGEN HÖGA STIGEN STÖRRE 17 · org. no. 716460-2687
Behind the door at Fiskargatan 9 in Södermalm is Brf Höga Stigen Större 17. It was designed by Knut Peterson and completed in 1907–1908. VERA PI has not found the annual report on the association's own website, so ask the agent or the board for the latest before you bid. The association was registered in 1989.
The finances
Being fetched No annual report found on the association's own website. It is held by the association and by Bolagsverket (order it by organisation number 716460-2687).
The building the association owns
The property and its buildings – from the city's 3D model, the City Museum's inventory and the National Heritage Board.
- Höga Stigen Större 17
- Fiskargatan 91 building, up to 29.0 m
- Built
- 1907–1908Stadsmuseets byggnadsinventering, Katarinaberget (1972) ↗
- Architect
- Knut PetersonStadsmuseets byggnadsinventering, Katarinaberget (1972) ↗
- Storeys
- about 9estimated from the height in the city's 3D model
How certain is it?
Likely – VERA PI links an association to a building by its registered name, its registered address and the property's designation; the letters are the evidence used.
The place
Nearest
Restaurants, bars, culture, parks, shops and hotels within walking distance – from Metro Mode's register.
- Parks and nature · ParkKatarina Kyrkobacke70 m
- HotelSjöfartshotellet ↗100 m
- Restaurant · Restaurang · MICHELIN · Metro Mode's pickWoodstockholm ↗110 m
- BarOne Tap Bar & Food110 m
- HotelMosebacke110 m
- Bar · Metro Mode's pickMosebacketerrassen ↗120 m
- Spa and fitness · Yoga och pilates · Metro Mode's pickYoga Shakti ↗210 m
- Shopping · Skivor · Metro Mode's pickSnickars Records ↗210 m
Distances as the crow flies. Restaurants, hotels and city life have their pages on metromode.se – VERA PI only shows where they are.
Sources
- Bolagsverket – öppna data, bulkfil (värdefulla datamängder; SCB:s register över juridiska personer) ↗ · read 19 October 2026
- Stockholms stad, 3D-Byggnader LOD1 ↗ · read 20 October 2026
No residents, no board members and no private owners – only the association as a legal person and the building it owns.