Hellerup | USD 1.38 million (8.75 million Danish crown)
An apartment with three bedrooms in a historic villa in the suburbs of Copenhagen
This apartment with three bedrooms and a bathroom is located on the first two floors of a villa from 1902 in Hellerup, a wealthy district in the suburb of Gentofte, north of Copenhagen.
Hellerup, about four miles north of Zentralkopenhagen, is limited by the Oresund by the east, the street between Denmark and Sweden. It offers upscale shops and parks, a picturesque harbor, beautiful beaches and many train and bus options for achieving downtown Copenhagen. This villa is located in Bernstorffsvej, an avenue in a residential area with villas, including some foreign embassies, a hospital and schools.
While the area around the 0.25 hectare property is mainly residential building, the nearby Bernstorff Park includes the Bernstorff Palace with a tea house, art exhibitions and gardens. In the east is the beach vein, with upscale boutique shops, cafes and restaurants as well as the coast. The experimentation, a practical science center, is also located in Hellerup. Copenhagen Airport is about 10 miles south of Hellerup.
Size: 1,173 square foot
Price per square foot: $ 1.169
Inside: The four -story red villa, which contains elements of the Italian style and Nordic romanticism under an asymmetrical roof, retains many architectural details, including architecture, a ceiling rosette and decorative cornices. Floors are plank and mosaic parquet.
Stairs rise to the third floor, where there is an entrance landing with doors to the bathroom and a bedroom. The bathroom has a shower and sink with exposed water crops and laundry facilities. The bedroom has a triple window and a wall with built -in cupboards.
A hallway leads to the kitchen, the stone slabs, a crescent moon window and a door that opens to a terrace on the roof. Beyond the kitchen, the living room is located with a wood stove, curved windows and doors to a circular balcony.
The attic has two bedrooms, one with exposed ceiling beams. Both bedrooms have roof windows. The entire villa is also for sale for 20.75 million Danish crowns (3.25 million US dollars).
Outdoor area: The terrace outside the kitchen is spacious, as is the balcony from the living room. The owner of the apartment can use part of the villa's garden.
Cost: The monthly ownership costs for this property, which usually include property tax, insurance, waste and homeowner association fees, are 3,921 crown ($ 615). The final costs include a registration fee of 0.6 percent of the purchase price plus a fixed amount of 1,850 crowns (USD 290).
Contact: Christian Byskov, Bjorn & Buyskov | +45 20 54 29 | Bjornbyskov.dk
Hellerup | 1.37 million US dollars (8.7 million Danish crown)
A two -story town house with three bedrooms in a suburb of Copenhagen
This town house with three bedrooms and a bathroom from 1899 is hidden in a courtyard in Hellerup.
The house is located directly on Beachvejen, the famous coastal road along the Oresund, where many shops, cafés and restaurants have. A number of beaches and hellerup port are a few minutes away, as are Oreegard Park, which surrounds a museum in a historic former country house. The popular activities for residents include cycling along beach veins, golf, sailing, kayaking, windsurfing and kitesurfing at the Hellerup Beach.
Size: 1,539 square foot
Price per square foot: $ 890
Inside: This town house from the 19th century has retained a large part of its historical character with details such as stucco, ceiling rosettes, decorative cornices and plank soils. The rooms have custom -made cooler covers.
The front door opens to an entrance hall with a washroom and a staircase to the landing on the second floor, where a door leads to the large open kitchen, the dining and living area. The gallery kitchen has British cupboards and butcher blocks with a double sink. The dining area has a bank to the island of the kitchen. The living area has access to Julia balconies.
There are three bedrooms, each with triple casement windows and a bathroom from the living area. The bathroom has underfloor heating and glass shoes.
Outdoor area: The town house is located in a remote courtyard with parking spaces next to the building. The unit has two sets of French doors, which are opened according to Julia balconies with a view of the courtyard.
Cost: The monthly ownership costs are 5,177 crown ($ 815). The final costs for the buyer include a registration fee of 0.6 percent of the purchase price of the property plus a fixed amount of 1,850 crown ($ 290).
Contact: Jes Frydendall, Home Hellerup | +45 39 62 76 26 | Home.dk
Taarbaek | USD 1.38 million (8.75 million Danish crown)
A renovated holiday home with two bedrooms in a suburb of Copenhagen
This two bedrooms, two bathrooms, straw roof in 1802 was built as a fishing house in Lyngby-Taarbaek, a municipality on the edge of Copenhagen.
About eight miles north of Zentralkopenhagen, the Taarbak district was a fishing village that developed into a popular summer destination and a spa city in the 19th century, which was partly driven by the construction of its port and a railroad. Today it is a calm, wealthy neighborhood with luxury villas along the Waterfront Avenue called Strandvejen.
The house is steps from the harbor on the water and a sailing club, with a bakery and a deli just around the corner. The village has a market, a school, sports clubs, bank and other amenities. In the larger community of Klampenborg, about a mile south, you will find a wider range of offers.
In the west there is Dyrahaven (or “Deer Park”), a UNESCO World Heritage Site that offers a forest with free deer, an old amusement park called Bakken and the historic Hermitage Royal Hunting Lodge. There are also two restaurants nearby, the cottage and the Gule Cottage, which occupied two buildings from the 19th century, which were part of the former Klampenborg spa.
Copenhagen Airport is about 15 miles south of Taarbak.
Size: 883 square foot
Price per square foot: $ 1.552
Inside: This former 19th century cottage was recently renovated to add modern interiors and to earn a local architecture award in 2015. The front door opens to the kitchen and living area, with a door leading to a small bedroom on the left.
The open kitchen has a breakfast bar and desperate black forest green cupboards with brass worktops. The floors are wide plank. Brass is also used in the bathroom that has shower, double sink and built -in shelves. The living room has room -high shelves that flank the stairs and a door to a terrace.
The staircase rises to a living area on the second floor under the steep roof of the cottage. There is a crescent window and a door opens to a balcony with a view of a path to the harbor. The living area is separated from a bedroom by separating glass with metal grills. The other bedroom has a bathroom and a walk -in wardrobe.
Outdoor area: There is a closed terrace oriented to the south and a balcony with a view of the Oresund, the waterway between Denmark and Sweden.
Cost: The monthly ownership costs for this property are 4,985 crown ($ 785). The final costs for the buyer include a registration fee of 0.6 percent of the purchase price of the property plus a fixed amount of 1,850 crown ($ 290).
Contact: Adam Schnack, Adam Schnack Real Estate Agent | +45 26 23 42 23 | adamschnack.dk