Dear Guest At first glance inside the apartment, your eyes will be fascinated by the high panels, beautiful stucco, French doors and original plank floors. The apartment underwent a complete renovation in 2018 and appears today as modern and clean, but with respect for the old architectural details. The apartment is located on the longest shopping street in Copenhagen surrounded by plenty of restaurants and shopping opportunities. You will also find many sights within a 2 km walking distance. The space The Apartment The apartment combines French country style with modern Scandinavian aesthetics, balancing past and present. Layout The 171 m² apartment features two en-suite living rooms, a library, two bedrooms (one with balcony access), a walk-in closet, an entrance hall, a hallway, a bathroom, and a kitchen. The entrance leads to the master bedroom and the library. The living rooms, separated by French doors, face Amagerbrogade. Living Rooms The dining room includes a bay window with views of Amagerbrogade, green areas, the Church of Our Saviour, and the iconic building ‘Sønderborg’. It features a dining table for six and a display cabinet with glassware, silverware, and porcelain from Royal Copenhagen and Georg Jensen, available for use. The lounge contains a large sofa and a TV with Chromecast. Bedrooms • First Bedroom: High panels, decorative stucco, a terrace with seating, a clothes rack, and a speaker. • Second Bedroom: Includes a vanity table, a dresser, and a TV with Chromecast. Library A custom-designed bookshelf, a reading corner, a decorative fireplace, and a speaker create a cozy atmosphere. Bathroom Modern Scandinavian design in light tones with clean lines. Walk-in Closet/Laundry Room Equipped with a washer/dryer, storage space, and towels. Kitchen Elegant design featuring white Macaubas granite countertops, modern appliances, and all necessary equipment, including a kettle and coffee machine. History The apartment is located in Sundbyholm, a historicist building from the early 20th century, influenced by national romantic architecture. Apartments like this, known as “herskabslejligheder,” were built for affluent families between 1850 and 1910 in Copenhagen. Guest access The home is located in the heart of the neighborhood, Amagerbro. The metro is 250 meters from the apartment. From here you can reach all parts of the city in no time. Each stop lasts for approximately 2 min. If you are in a car, there is also the possibility of parking in the area, for a fee.