Eremitageparken 361, st.. c.

As the street name suggests, it is not far from this small, green corner of Hjortekær to Eremitageslottet – just 2,7 km and a scenic stroll through Dyrehaven’s rich plant and animal life separate you from the historic palace that gave its name to the cluster of residential buildings you may very soon be calling ‘home’.

This is the place to live on the ground floor, as the flat’s 70 good m² come with no fewer than two private outdoor spaces: a garden and a terrace. Both face the sunset in the west and are surrounded by sturdy walls and fencing that ensure privacy, while the terrace – which, incidentally, is the larger of the two – is finished in handsome golden-brown wood.

Inside, the beautifully updated home begins in the entrance hall, where clever storage solutions provide plenty of room for everything from coats and shoes to the vacuum cleaner and mop bucket. The same timeless elements and tastefully muted colours recur in both the bathroom and the kitchen, tying the home together neatly and effortlessly.

A stacked washer-dryer is hidden behind the cupboards in the bathroom, which also features spotlights and a separate shower, while the kitchen and living room together form the natural heart of the home. It is also from here that you can reach the terrace, while the garden adjoins one of the two proper rooms.

From the garden gate it is literally just a few steps to your everyday shopping at Netto – and if cooking dinner isn’t top of your wish list, you will find Pizza Nova right next door. The childcare centre is on the other side of the car park, and if you move in with a slightly older child, the nearest school is 3,2 km away.

Together with the districts of Sorgenfri, Lundtofte, Fortunen and Brede, Hjortekær lies on the edge of Kgs. Lyngby, a treasure trove if you enjoy charming town life. Just a quarter of an hour away by bike, the cobbled main artery Lyngby Hovedgade is lined with shops and cafés, and the shopping centre and the Kinopalæet cinema are just as close.

From Ravnholm station, the railway takes you to Jægersborg and Nærum, while from the S-train station in Lyngby you can head straight for Copenhagen.

We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.