Nestled in the charming town of Hedehusene, just outside the bustling city of Copenhagen, lies a quaint villa that could be your unique slice of Danish history. With distinctive features like a thatched roof and white facade, this home exudes a rustic yet elegant charm that makes it stand out. Imagine living in a property that has stood since the early 1800s, originally serving as part of a historic inn known for its vibrant past, adding a rich narrative to your everyday living experience.
The villa, positioned on Reichelsvej 1B, offers an inviting floor plan with 175 square meters of living space, comprising two spacious, light-filled bedrooms that blend historic aesthetics with modern living requirements. The living areas feature beautiful herringbone parquet floors and exposed beams, presenting an atmosphere that balances the rustic with the contemporary.
The common space includes a generously sized living room, perfect for both relaxation and entertaining guests, equipped with a cozy dining area and a comfortable sitting corner. Adjacent to this is the kitchen-dining area which marries old-world charm with modern functionalities essential for culinary exploits.
Enhancing the home's appeal are two well-appointed bathrooms, including a recently renovated large bathroom. Featuring appealing tiles, a shower niche, and inclusive of a practical washing machine, this space is a harmonious blend of style and function.
Beyond the walls of this home, you enter into a sprawling private garden that offers numerous opportunities for leisure and outdoor activities. A partially covered wooden terrace sets the scene for delightful barbecue evenings or peaceful afternoons with a book. Green thumbs will appreciate the greenhouse, ... click here to read more
