Odensevej 50

Let us turn the clock back a good 100 years, for it was in 1927 that this house was built. It was a different time in many ways, and among other things it was a time when people used materials that last rather longer than the standard solutions used in new-build houses today. You can certainly feel that in this home, which has at the same time been updated to meet modern needs.

You get plenty of room for family life here, as the home has four large rooms, arranged in pairs over two floors. Each floor also has a spacious bathroom, both with a separate shower cubicle, while the bathroom downstairs has a double shower and laundry facilities. Space for relaxing and spending time together has also been given high priority, with a good share of the house’s square metres gathered in a bright open-plan kitchen-diner, where the kitchen island opens straight onto a living room with space for both a sofa area and a dining area. Finally, there is storage space in the basement room.

Both the entrance hall and the back hall provide a practical link to the large driveway and the maintenance-free courtyard, while double glass doors open from the living room onto a west-facing terrace. This creates a secluded little oasis where the evening sun keeps you company, while the lawn behind the house stretches out to the south with plenty of room for play and several lovely terrace areas.

The location is the icing on the cake, as you will be settling in Langeskov, where everyday errands are close at hand. Within a radius of just two kilometres you will find childcare, a school, shops and the rest of the friendly local life, which includes active clubs and sports facilities, among other things. The green surroundings around the town also invite walks and fresh air, while the address is ideal for commuters, with both a station nearby and a short distance to the motorway. You can reach Odense in about a quarter of an hour, for example, both by car and by public transport.