Borgergade 29, 1. tv.

On Borgergade in Silkeborg stands a block of flats whose red brick and mix of concrete and steel elements have graced the streetscape with a raw industrial look since 1986. It is here, at number 29, that the house hunt may well come to an end for those of you looking for a spacious flat where a modern look and surprising features go hand in hand.
Open the door to the entrance hall, where you can hang up your coat, kick off your shoes and sense straight away how light it is. From the hall you can look into two rooms, both fitted with wardrobe space and good east-facing windows that let the morning sun in. Carry on into the large living space, made up of an open-plan kitchen-diner and living room. The kitchen is sleek and neat in monochrome colours, with integrated appliances including an oven at working height, so there is everything you need for many happy hours of cooking. The kitchen is L-shaped, so you could place a small kitchen island between the living room and what would naturally serve as a dining room. It feels open and pleasant here, and conversation flows easily across the room. The flat is completed by a third room, reached from the kitchen-diner, and a shower room with the same smart units and colour scheme as the kitchen.
The flat holds some lovely surprises, such as handsome floors and panelled doors that soften the look. Multi-paned windows in the wall between the living room and the third room make for a special and unusual living experience while letting the daylight in beautifully. As the icing on the cake, you get a balcony with folding windows across the full west-facing width of the flat. From the balcony you look out over the courtyard, where the greenery lets you watch the seasons change. Here you can set up lounge furniture at one end and a small table with chairs at the other, so both cosy moments and dinner can be enjoyed in the evening sun.
Silkeborg awaits outside the front door, with everything from places to eat, schools and childcare, supermarkets and sports clubs to Silkeborg Sportscenter within two kilometres of your front door. Silkeborg is a historic town where shopping, culture and nightlife wind their way through cobbled streets and along the banks of the Gudenå, with views of both forest and lake – and from the flat it is just 500 metres to the water.
We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.