2 room apartment of 115 m2

In the heart of historic Copenhagen stands this distinctive property, built in 1811 for the original owner, brandy distiller J. Petersen. The building comprises a front house and a side house. Facing Nørregade, the handsome solid-brick front house spans five bays and has a basement, four storeys and a converted attic.

The apartment is positioned between Nørreport Station and Gammeltorv, close to Copenhagen Cathedral, Vor Frue Kirke and many of the city's most atmospheric streets and lanes. Nørregade lies within Copenhagen's historic medieval city, where a sense of history and traditional Copenhagen character is part of the surroundings. Cafés, restaurants and small specialist shops are also right outside the door. Nørreport Station is about a five-minute walk away, with Metro, S-train, regional and long-distance services connecting to the rest of the city.

Inside, the entrance hall leads to a kitchen equipped with all major appliances. The home has a spacious principal bedroom and a smaller bedroom with an adjoining chamber, both facing Nørregade. The inviting living room also overlooks Nørregade and provides the apartment's main living space. A bathroom with a shower enclosure and a small utility room with a combined washer-dryer complete the layout.