2 room apartment on 198 m2

Nestled within the protected garden house at Højbro Plads, this residence offers a spacious, open living area featuring exposed beams and original green-painted shutters.

Although the address is Højbro Plads, the apartment is set further back, situated on the second floor of the building's recessed garden house. The 198 square meters here convey a distinctive character with a smaller façade and more expansive interiors. Constructed in 1799 and granted protected status in 2002, the building's age is not merely a backdrop but manifests itself through intricate details that continue to tell a story.

The visible rafters highlight the ceiling's structural design, while the windows equipped with original green shutters imprint a precise historical character on the rooms. Central to the home is the large combined living and kitchen area, where cooking, dining, and lounging naturally flow together. The distinct zones remain open, allowing daily life to transition smoothly between meal preparation, social interactions, and larger dinner gatherings without losing a sense of cohesion.

The layout also includes an entrance hall, two separate bedrooms with wardrobe space, and a small, discreet room suitable for a home office. Positioned centrally is the bathroom area, featuring two toilets, two shower cubicles, and room for a washing machine. This arrangement balances generously sized common areas with more private quarters.

Access to the apartment is either direct by elevator, which serves the entrance and operates with the Salto system, or via a winding staircase that offers an architectural alternative. Together, these entry options emphasize the uniqueness of living set back in the garden house, yet located at the prestigious Højbro Plads address in Copenhagen K.

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