Half-timbered house from 1732 in Copenhagen

You will be residing in one of Copenhagen's rare half-timbered houses from 1732, built shortly after the city's great fire. The 80 m² apartment is located at the top of the second floor with a view of a beautiful courtyard, where you will have the entire floor to yourselves.

The two lovely living rooms and two bedrooms are decorated in traditional late Baroque and Rococo styles with high paneling and panel doors. The green kitchen features a preserved original fireplace and an ILVE gas stove, inviting you to cook and enjoy a glass of wine.

From the peaceful courtyard, you have access to both Snaregade and Nybrogade. In the summer, you can sleep with the windows open without being disturbed by noise from the city, thanks to the area's distinct nighttime tranquility.

You are in the heart of the medieval city with Gammel Strand, Thorvaldsens Museum, and Christiansborg right outside your door. The old streets of Snaregade and Magstræde offer historical charm and authentic Copenhagen.