5 rooms for 55,000 kr. per month

Live among Copenhagen's historic surroundings in the distinctive setting of one of Frederiksstaden's most atmospheric properties. Amaliegade was conceived as an exceptional street from the outset. In 1749, when architect Nicolai Eigtved helped create the new district of Frederiksstaden, the aim was to establish Copenhagen's most beautiful street-a vision that was realised. Its character brings together historic elegance, architectural harmony and an atmosphere particular to Copenhagen.

At the heart of the district stands Amaliegade - Den Collinske Gård. Designed by Nicolai Eigtved in 1752, the property sits set back gracefully from the street, behind a distinctive wrought-iron gate. Its name comes from lawyer and cultural figure Jonas Collin, who bought the building in 1838. The property also has a notable place in Danish literary history: H.C. Andersen was close to the Collin family and considered Amaliegade his true home. He found both refuge and a family there, and celebrated his 50th birthday in one of the property's living rooms.

A spacious, stately apartment on the 2nd floor of this listed property is now available to rent. Its 201 m² comprise six rooms, including three bedrooms, providing room for formal reception areas, private quarters and everyday living with space to spare. Classical features give the home its distinctive character: tall wall panelling, fine panelled doors, stucco ceiling roses, elegant radiator covers and beautiful flooring. The property is listed and stands as a living record of 18th-century Copenhagen. Even its windows retain traces of the past: they have been carefully renovated, with the original glass and its delicate etched markings preserved.

Private parking is available in the secluded courtyard, once the arrival area for horse-drawn carriages-a rare and attractive feature in central Copenhagen. Amalienborg is just around the corner, and the harbour, the water, restaurants and cafés are all a short distance away. Exclusive shops, galleries and cultural venues are also nearby, including the Royal Danish Theatre, the Playhouse, Nyhavn and Kongens Nytorv. This is an opportunity to rent a home of 201 m² with a connection to Copenhagen's cultural history, where historic elegance remains present in every detail. Contact us for more information and to arrange a viewing. Balcony/terrace: Yes - courtyard setting. Elevator: No. Parking: Yes. Washing machine: Yes. Tumble dryer: Yes. Dishwasher: Yes. Pets: No.