2 room apartment on 67 m2

Marienbergvej, , floor: st. 4..

This charming apartment is located in a building that once served as the old Masnedsund Station. It features high ceilings and elegant architectural details, including curved windows. The residence offers an open-plan kitchen connected to the living room, a bedroom, a welcoming entryway, and a bathroom spacious enough to accommodate a washer and dryer. Additionally, the apartment includes its own private terrace, while residents can also enjoy access to a communal rooftop terrace. The property benefits from a cozy courtyard environment and available parking spaces.

Situated in the town of Vordingborg, the area is known for its quaint shopping streets filled with unique stores, a vibrant cultural and music scene, and a variety of inviting cafes and restaurants. The northern marina, Nordhavnen, provides excellent facilities for boating enthusiasts, with the waterfront’s cafes and eateries enhancing the pleasant harbor atmosphere. Significant urban development is underway in the southern part of the town, where several new housing projects and a cultural arcade—home to the town’s new library—have been established. The southern marina, Sydhavnen, along with a newly developed business district, further invigorate the locale. Ore offers the town’s best and most extensive sandy beach, stretching for several kilometers. A campsite located directly on the beach serves as a gateway to numerous outdoor experiences, including exploring the forests surrounding the Rosenfeldt estate. Vordingborg town also hosts a range of engaging events throughout the year. Each August, Denmark’s Castle Center organizes castle days featuring jousting tournaments, demonstrations of traditional crafts, and various performances. The regional theater group Cantabile 2 produces the Waves Festival, a comprehensive theatrical experience combining drama, dance, and performance art held at multiple venues around town. Additionally, the country’s largest children’s festival, Vilde Vulkaner, attracts around 6,000 schoolchildren aged six to fourteen annually with its programs of play and music.

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