Morsøvej 33A, 2. tv.

In Vanløse, near the border with Frederiksberg, stands a truly handsome building. You can now move up under the eaves, where a neat, well-kept flat is for sale – that is, if you can see yourself living in bright, charming and well-proportioned rooms.

This is a sensible layout that makes it easy to move between the rooms. The entrance hall is naturally the first room of the home, and it flows straight on into the largest room: a big, easy-to-furnish living room with a large expanse of windows. It even connects to the kitchen-diner, a timeless kitchen that also offers plenty of cupboard space on the opposite side, and here your afternoon coffee or dinner is best enjoyed in the sunshine with a pleasant view out over the neighbourhood. The bathroom rounds off the flat just as nicely as we began, with storage space, a cosy roof window and plenty of mirror space, all finished with classic white tiles. On the whole, the home is done out in white surfaces complemented by handsome floors – a home that is very straightforward. If you are up for a little renovation, you could turn it into a two-room flat by moving the kitchen into the living room. 

Not only will you be spared noisy upstairs neighbours, you also get the very best light and the very best view, with morning, afternoon and evening sun. The building itself is utterly charming, and as it stands on a corner plot, you get large, pleasant lawns, while your future neighbourhood also offers great opportunities for outdoor recreation.

It is exactly 230 metres to Grøndalsparken and its long paths in one direction, while a good handful of supermarkets is a five-minute walk away if you head along Vendsysselvej. And it is 500 metres to Grøndal St. with S-trains and good bus connections – but if the weather allows, you might just as well take your bike and be in central Copenhagen (København K) a quarter of an hour later.

We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.