The house
- Built
- 1967–1972building permit to final inspection
- Architect
- Backström & Reinius
- Built for
- AB Stockholmshem/Stockholms Fastighetskontor
- Master builder
- Diös AB
- Facade
- Red brickas inventoried in 1977
- Storeys
- 6in 1977
As written: «Byggnadsår 1967-72, arkitekter Backström & Reinius, byggherre AB Stockholmshem/Stockholms Fastighetskontor, byggmästare Diös AB.»
Street facade: «Rött tegel med inslag av vit korrugerad plåt som i burspråk. Plåttak. | Rött tegel. Balkonger. Plåttak.»
Stadsmuseet i Stockholm, Byggnadsinventering Östermalm IV (1984), entry «Lönnen 28» – PDF page 4.
Today
- Property
- Lönnen 28kvarter Lönnen – Stockholms stad's 3D model
- Use today
- Apartment buildingStockholms stad's 3D model
- Height
- 21 mthe tallest of its buildings in the 3D model – 48: 19 m, Floragatan 8: 21 m
Who owns it
No housing association was found for this property in Bolagsverket's register (19 October 2026), and the sources VERA PI reads do not say who owns it.
On the map
Östermalmsgatan 48, its outline lit, on Östermalmsgatan – drawn at the heights of the city's 3D model.
Building outlines © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); heights from Stockholms stad's 3D-byggnader LOD1.
On Östermalmsgatan
The street guide: every house on the map, prices, rents, safety and the people who live there.
The house is also on: Floragatan
Sources
Building outlines © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0; heights, the property designation and use from Stockholms stad's 3D-byggnader LOD1, open data.
Stadsmuseet i Stockholm, Byggnadsinventering Östermalm I (1974), Östermalm II (1985), Östermalm III (1986) and Östermalm IV (1984), via Stockholmskällan – each fact linked to its scanned page above.
VERA PI Score: VERA PI's own ranking of Stockholm stad's streets – not a price and not a valuation.