Apartment for 32,000 kr.

A permanent address in Denmark is a rare thing in Copenhagen. Bohemian, hedonistic, devoted to living, a modern nomad-consider this: Store Kongensgade runs one-way from Nyboder and Esplanaden down to Kongens Nytorv. That single stretch gives you four of Copenhagen's finest addresses. And the name-dropping does not stop there. In the nearby side streets are Marmorkirken, the Metro, Odd Fellow Palæet, Sankt Annæ Plads, Ofelia Plads, Skuespilhuset, Dronningegården and Kongens Have, with Rosenborg Slot, Restaurant Orangeriet and Hercules; Østre Anlæg is there too. With Kastellet, Nyboder and Churchillparken at one end, and ballet at Det Kongelige Teater at the other, Store Kongensgade is simply one of Copenhagen's best addresses.

A quiet courtyard setting comes with this property, built in 1838 and tucked inside the block on Store Kongensgade. It is wonderfully peaceful here, almost like Asterix's Gallic village. On the 1st floor, the apartment measures 138 m2 and is ready to move into. Its features include a west-facing balcony, a lovely kitchen and bathroom, plank floors and underfloor heating throughout. The generous, open rooms were originally 3 rooms and have beam ceilings, giving the home plenty of atmosphere and character.

For public transport, Østerport Station and the new Metro entrance are just around the corner, alongside some of the best restaurants, cafés and trendy shops. Drivers may be surprised by how easy it is to find parking in the neighbourhood, with or without a charging station; parking requires payment/license. Over the last 20 years, Copenhagen has grown into a metropolis that other metropolises talk about. Credit goes to its restaurants and gastronomy, the Metro, its beautiful squares, the water and harbours that once turned their backs on the city, its green spaces, the renovation of its beautiful buildings and its culture. Copenhagen has something to offer both its residents and its visitors.