Engelstedsgade 44, st.. 1.sal.

Yes, the headline almost speaks for itself – but let’s take a closer look anyway at this attractive villa flat, which extends over 112 square metres with its own useful basement room. In short, with the keys to this home you need compromise on neither the property nor the location.

When you arrive at the address, you are greeted by the handsome building from 1913 that will form the outer setting for your (perhaps) new home. There is good parking at the front, and as an added bonus a small courtyard garden awaits at the back, where this unit has its own raised terrace and cobbled patch of garden.

Step through the door and you are on the ground floor, where you can enjoy a large, bright living space with a cosy sitting room next to it – in other words, the absolute hub of the home, with plenty of room for time together. Both rooms are bright and easy to furnish, and the kitchen itself has a rustic design with a full set of white goods. This floor also houses the flat’s bathroom, finished in timeless materials with a good separate shower recess. The 1st floor has an entrance hall (with access from the building’s stairwell), two interconnecting living rooms and a further room – up here you could easily create three separate rooms, all reached from the entrance hall, if you wish. Finally, you get a good, large room in the basement that can be used exactly as you like.

This neighbourhood lies on the edge of Østerbro – close to Nørrebro, Indre Østerbro and Hellerup – and it has a very special atmosphere that is hard not to fall in love with on your very first visit. You are close to grocery shops, specialist shops, cafés and takeaways, while Fælledparken and Vibenhus Runddel with its metro station are just 700 metres from the front door. The whole of Copenhagen is within cycling distance, and in the summer months it is only 10 minutes to Svanemøllen Strand and Nordhavn’s harbour baths. We could go on, but wouldn’t you rather come along to a viewing?