Aksel Møllers Have 2, 5. th.

In the heart of Frederiksberg’s popular Svømmehalskvarter lies Godthåbs Have, the name of the striking red-brick building that is one of Denmark’s first high-rises. The award-winning building was designed by the architect Sigurd Tanggaard and built in 1943-46, and today it holds some highly attractive flats – and one of them could now be yours.

This is a well-placed flat, high up in the building, so it comes with wonderful light and an equally wonderful view that stretches across the green Aksel Møllers Have, over the rooftops of Frederiksberg and all the way to the Copenhagen skyline. It is a lovely, lovely view you will never tire of, and happily you can enjoy it when you wake up in the bedroom, when you gather around the dining table and when you settle down in the sun on your lovely balcony.

Although it can be hard to tear yourself away from the sun and the view on the balcony, there are plenty of good reasons to turn your attention to the flat itself. It is a bright, well-kept two-room flat of 61 m² with a good layout. The tour starts in the entrance hall, where you can fit a row of coat hooks and a shoe rack, and storage has been built in with a fitted cupboard.

From the entrance hall you reach, among other rooms, the kitchen, which boasts a sleek design, good cupboard space and a full set of white goods. You can also continue to a bathroom with plenty of room, including a separate shower recess, and features such as a terrazzo floor. It is all rounded off by a bedroom with a wardrobe and a lovely, bright living room, where an extra-large window puts the view centre stage.

The well-run association also offers a shared courtyard, good parking facilities, laundry rooms, drying rooms, a bicycle basement and basement storage rooms. And most importantly, the building is perfectly placed in a neighbourhood that is both safe and lively. The metro is right outside your front door, where you will also find the cafés and shops of Godthåbsvej. You can also walk to Frb. Centret, CBS, the shops on Falkoner Allé, the cinema and much, much more.

We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.