Næstvedvej 221

LOVELY DETACHED HOUSE WITH AUTHENTIC SOUL
 
At Næstvedvej 221 in Ringsted stands an attractive detached house holding some delightful secrets. From the street it looks classic, with white-painted cross-bar windows and a grey façade. It was built in 1925, and inside 125 square metres of floor space await, combining modern comfort and authentic soul beautifully.
 
The tour starts in the porch, where the front door opens into the fantastic kitchen. Here exposed beams and raw brick walls blend with modern kitchen units and integrated appliances. A stylish colour palette offers warm earth tones, while ceiling spotlights and an east-facing window ensure plenty of light for cooking. On the other side of the kitchen island is a space that would work well as a dining room, while a bathroom with a shower and a room with a walk-in wardrobe are to the left. Further into the house you get another bathroom, two rooms and a lovely living room, where glazed double doors let you open up to the garden and invite the summer breeze inside. Finally, the first floor offers a landing and the house’s last two rooms.
 
You will discover fine wooden details, beautiful floors and interesting design choices that make this home something really special; just look at the rustic vanity unit in the bathroom and the black-painted wooden floors – all of it constantly accompanied by classic features such as panelled doors and cross-bar windows. In other words, this is a surprising home full of warmth and personality.
 
The 694 m² plot is made for relaxing, with a lovely large timber deck, raised beds and simple planting along the edges of the gravel. For as much sunshine as possible, the garden naturally faces south, and when the garden furniture and flowerpots need to be put away for the winter, that is easily done in the spacious shed.
 
You will be settling in Ringsted, one of Zealand’s oldest towns, with a good cultural and shopping scene and sights such as Sankt Bendts Kirke (St Bendt’s Church) and Torvet, the square where the remains of the old Thing assembly site can still be seen. You are literally two minutes from the nearest supermarket, and childcare and several playgrounds are a ten-minute walk from your front door. Less than four kilometres away there is a swimming pool, a sports centre and a library – and you pass several schools and colleges and good places to eat on the way.
 
We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.