Parkvej 11

If you dream of putting your own stamp on a classic ’60s detached house, this property at Parkvej 11 in Brovst could be yours. From this small town in Jammerbugt Kommune you can enjoy nature close by, with just a 15-minute drive to the North Sea and a 10-minute drive to the Limfjord.

From the moment you turn into the drive, you can feel the ’60s, with the yellow brickwork and the large windows with dark wooden frames. The house has a total of 142 square metres of floor space over the ground floor and basement. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, a large living room, a functional kitchen with a washing machine, a bathroom and two rooms with built-in wardrobes. From the kitchen you can reach the conservatory, where only your imagination sets the limits on how you use it; it could be an orangery or an extra living room for cosy moments. It is not only the conservatory that offers a wealth of possibilities – the kitchen adjoins the living room, so if you have always dreamt of a large open-plan kitchen-diner, your dreams can come true. In addition, the basement has three flexible-use rooms, where you could have anything from a laundry room to an office.

You will be on a quiet residential road, with a doctors’ surgery and health centre as your neighbour beyond the back garden – so you only have neighbours on either side and are relatively undisturbed. The ’60s house, surrounded by large trees, also has a cosy, easy-to-manage garden with a terrace, lawn, flower beds and shrubs, so just as inside the house, there is scope to put your own personal stamp on the garden too. The house is in good condition inside and out, so if you are not too demanding, you can also move straight in.

Although Brovst is a small town of around 2.600 inhabitants, you will not go without – there are shops 550 metres away, Brovst Skole and a nursery are just over 1 kilometre away, and if you fancy some shopping, it is no more than a ten-minute walk to Jernbanegade. On Jernbanegade you will find both the large home furnishings store and small specialist shops, and if you head down there in the summer months, the street becomes a pedestrian street on Saturdays, with fun and exciting events. As mentioned, you will be settling between the North Sea and the Limfjord, so here you get both a small, cosy town life and nature at the same time.

We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.