Kongshaven 53

The house is a brick-built detached house from 1932/2001, set in a lovely, secluded, south-facing garden with plenty of sun and old fruit trees. The house has 3 floors of equal size. On the ground floor, besides an entrance hall with stairs to both the 1st floor and the basement, you will find two bright interconnecting living rooms, one with a wood-burning stove. The living rooms adjoin a new kitchen/family room with access to a lovely conservatory, which leads on to a covered terrace with evening sun and steps down to the garden.

On the 1st floor, built in 2001 as a mansard structure so that there are no sloping walls, you will find a landing, 3 large, bright rooms and a 3-year-old bathroom.

One half of the basement has a newly refurbished room, perfect for a teenager. There is a 3-year-old bathroom with laundry facilities, and a toilet. The basement has its own exit to the garden. The house, full of possibilities and space for a family with children, is in popular Valby.

With the new homes on the site of the old Grønttorv market, the western part of Valby has merged with the rest of Copenhagen. The good infrastructure keeps the area quiet and free of disruptive traffic from the arterial roads. At the same time, you live very centrally. Buses, trains, schools, childcare and shops are all within walking distance.

On Kulbanevej a new area has been created with plenty of activities, including a football pitch and a gym. In the eastern part, a new skate park has been built. You can walk or cycle through nearby Vigerslevpark to Valbyparken, Copenhagen’s largest park. Valbyparken is home to Rosenhaven (the rose garden), the theme gardens, a café, a frisbee golf course and a large nature playground. Out towards Kalvebod Fælled there is a newly built child-friendly bathing beach and a surf club.