Roskildevej 280A, st.. tv.

The area
The flat is located in the attractive Damhus neighbourhood, which puts you right between your daily errands and the recreational area around Damhussøen. It is only 500 metres to the lake, which turns into Damhusengen, so the stage is set for bracing runs. The 7A bus also runs a few steps from the front door, and it is 5 minutes by bike to the S-train. There are shops just round the corner, and it is only a single kilometre to the shops at Rødovre Centrum.

The building
A charming first impression greets you at the address, where you are presented with a handsome building from 1931. It has a red façade, fine details, a red tiled roof that was replaced back in 2008, and large windows with small panes that fill the flats with light. The risers (vertical supply pipes) in the building have also been replaced in recent years, and it is worth mentioning that there is no debt for either the roof or the riser renovation. The flat has also been regularly maintained, so you get a lovely home that you can easily make your own. Everyone from singles to couples or young students could find a home here; the good layout is well suited to sharing. On the other side of the building, tucked away from the road, is a lovely green communal area for summer days, and next to it there is also bike parking. As a further plus, you also get a basement room for practical storage.

The layout
From the entrance door, which is on Elektravej, away from Roskildevej itself, you step into a spacious stairwell with a few steps up to the raised ground-floor flat. Up in the flat, the tour begins in a central entrance hall leading to every room: bathroom, kitchen, living room and bedroom. Among other things, you get a well-planned tiled bathroom with a shower and a spacious kitchen offering everything from good cupboard and worktop space to all major appliances, with direct access via the back stairs to the cosy back garden/courtyard. Then there are the bedroom and the living room, which are perfectly oriented towards the sun. The bedroom has plenty of room for a large bed and plenty of cupboard space, while the living room has a slightly grand feel, with ornate cornicing and high ceilings of the kind usually found in flats in Frederiksberg. The extra-wide west-facing windows give the room lots of light, which you will really appreciate throughout the daylight hours.