Frederikssundsvej 346, 3. 305.

Welcome inside a lovely one-room flat that makes an ideal base for a single person or a student who dreams of their own home with easy access to the very heart of Copenhagen. You will be living centrally in Husum, surrounded by everything everyday life requires – and at the same time both bus and S-train are at your disposal when you are heading for the buzz of the inner city.
 
The flat is set well above street level in a classic ’60s building, and since you are up high, you can enjoy open views over the neighbourhood through the living room’s large windows. They also fill the room with natural light, creating a pleasant, airy atmosphere in the home.
 
The home has a well-planned layout with no wasted space. Instead you get a nice entrance hall, a large bathroom, a well-appointed kitchen and a living room that can easily accommodate a dining area, an armchair and a bed – perhaps a sofa bed, so you get sofa and bed in one? In the entrance hall you can look forward to plenty of built-in storage, which is also a theme in the kitchen, where lots of fine kitchen cupboards make room for gadgets and pans. The tiled bathroom has also been fitted with storage units, and there is a bath too.
 
You get an address close to everything you need. You share the building with the nearest supermarket, so shopping is no trouble at all, and Frederikssundsvej offers even more shops as well as tasty takeaways for when you want to skip the cooking – there is also a gym and shops, so you will not be missing anything. You also live next door to Vestvolden (the old western ramparts), which makes an ideal running route and also leads you to more beautiful nature at Utterslev Mose – but if it is city life that is calling instead, you are fortunately well connected to central Copenhagen. It is 650 metres to the S-train and no more than 150 metres to Husum Torv, from where the popular 5C bus runs – it takes you through the very centre of the city and all the way to the airport.
 
We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.
 
NB: The flat/building is on leased land. This means that the owners’ association does not own the land but leases it from a 3rd party. As a result, property tax is not paid directly to the local authority but through the service charge instead. The lease is governed by a lease agreement that expires in 2037