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Ligger på Söder. Här fanns förut en gata som hette Privatgatan. Hela kvarteret revs för att ge plats åt flera hus som blev Stockholms dyraste bygge. Skulle bli bostadsrätter men inga hade råd att köpa så det blev istället hyresrätter men ombildades efter några år till bostadsrätter.
Lite historik saxat ur DN
Privatgatan gick mellan Ringvägen och Bohusgatan, men är i dag helt försvunnen. För 100 år sedan fanns flera privatägda gator i Stockholm, det här var en typisk sådan.
Eftersom Enskilda banken ägde såväl kvarteret som Privatgatan fick den sitt speciella smeknamn. En auditör från banken brukade sitta i en samlingslokal mot gatan varje månad och ta upp hyrorna.
Som gata var Privatgatan mycket originell; den var ensam i Stockholm om att helt sakna gatubeläggning. Ingen asfalt, ingen stenläggning, bara grus. Husen, som var byggda av tegel under 1900-talets första år, revs 1960.
Detta skriver: Martin Stugart i DN
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Located on the South. This was previously a street named Private Way. The entire block was demolished to make way for more houses that became Stockholm's most expensive construction project. Would be Free hold apartments, but no could afford to buy so it was instead rented out, but was transformed after a few years to free hold apartments. A little history From the DN. Private Street ran between Ring Road and Bohusgatan, but is now completely gone. 100 years ago there were several privately owned streets in Stockholm, this was a typical one. As Individual bank took both Quarter as Private street got it's special nickname. An auditor from the bank used to sit in a hall to the street each month and to raise rents.
As the street was a private street very original, it was alone in Stockholm that are without any roads. No asphalt, no pavement, just dirt. The houses, which were built of brick during the 1900s the first year, was demolished 1960th
This writes: Martin Stugart in DN