Strandlindevej 22

Couples or families with children should take a closer look at Strandlindevej 22 in Ølsemagle if you have been dreaming of tailoring your own dream home. On the outside, the house looks solidly built, with brick arches over the slightly tired windows, and the roof looks good, but inside in particular the house needs some tender loving care and a good eye for interiors. Could that be just the project for you?

It is an intriguing first impression you get as you stand at the end of the cul-de-sac. Quite simply, it is a sweet house in warm-coloured brick, built in 1947. At the front there is a driveway, and on the other side the west-facing back garden is tucked away with a hedge, fencing and several small seating areas; perhaps you would like to put in a larger terrace? The sun would reach it right into the late evening, in green surroundings.

Then there is the home itself, with 117 m² and a good layout. It all starts in the entrance hall, which has room to hang up your coats, and from here you reach, among other things, the L-shaped living room, which adjoins a sweet little kitchen, while a conservatory extends the living room in summer. Perhaps you can see the potential in making it a proper part of the living room. The house also has two good rooms with morning sun plus a child’s room/office at the other end of the house, while a utility room and a classic bathroom with white tiles, a terrazzo floor, a bath and a window for ventilation complete the layout.

Many families with children have already settled in Ølsemagle, because it is a friendly neighbourhood and all your everyday amenities are close by. For example, it is just 800 metres to Kirstinedalsskolen and even less to childcare for the youngest members of the family, and the nearest shop, SuperBrugsen, is just round the corner. Ølby Centret is under two kilometres away, while Køge’s charming town centre is a good four kilometres away. Nature is even closer, as the path out to Ølsemagle Revle starts about 500 metres from the drive, and you can cycle to Køge Nord Station in five minutes. From there it takes about 20 minutes to København H (Copenhagen Central Station), which commuters will appreciate.

We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.