Nykøbingvej 98

You should not be living in a dull, run-of-the-mill detached house. No, you should be living in a home with soul and authentic charm, exposed collar beams, fine craftsmanship and, not least, plenty of space – even enough for two families to live together yet apart. The possibilities here really are many, and you can even bring your idea of running a shop to life. And so here we are in Maglebrænde – right outside Nykøbingvej 98.
 
Here stands a charming red-brick house from 1925 with a cornice running all the way along. It has traditional Danish cross-bar windows, as well as large windows that catch the eye at the shop end. The whole plot is also 1.630 m², so there is room both for parking out front and for sunny outdoor living round the back, where the west-facing back garden invites you out into the sunshine. 370 square metres. Quite simply, nothing less will do, so there is plenty of room for a family dreaming of space, and a basement of almost 100 m² also gives you some practical rooms plus a utility room and a boiler room on top. An entrance hall separates the living quarters from the shop area, so you can keep work and leisure apart.
 
The possibilities really are many, as there is plenty of room for a bit of everything. On top of that, the home itself comes with large, open living spaces on several floors. The ground floor consists first and foremost of a kitchen and family room with living rooms on either side – the kitchen island brings the room together, and this is where everyday life will play out in cosy surroundings. There is also a room, a bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe here, while the first floor gives you a good handful of good rooms, a bathroom, a second kitchen and a large living room. Here you find exposed brickwork, exposed beams and collar beams, and there is access to the top floor, which is open to the ridge: a fantastic den, teenage wing, office or something else entirely. Maglebrænde is a cosy little village with a church, a village hall, a butcher’s and friendly neighbours.
 
You are surrounded by fields, yet it is just 2,5 km into Stubbekøbing. As well as a charming harbour area, Stubbekøbing has childcare, a school, shops and a very active leisure scene. At weekends you can take short drives out to the nearby woods and the water, while the trip into Nykøbing Falster takes just a quarter of an hour, and Vordingborg is 25 minutes’ drive in the other direction.
 
We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.