Description

This residential cul-de-sac with double row of trees in the middle is a well-kept secret, tucked between the Centre and bustling Zurenborg. 

To grasp the full extent of this overall picture, you actually have to see it live. At No 14, it is part (duplex app) of a neoclassical mansion built in 1884, with living quarters and large, south-facing garden that opens onto a tiny house. If you drive through the gate at No 10 Brialmontlei through a cool alley at the back, you reach the garage. From here, you can pass by the back door of the tiny house, also to the garden and so back to the flat itself. 

The flat occupies half of the mansion: beautiful living space, rear opened skyframe with cosy dining kitchen and views of the large south-facing garden with 100% privacy. The property was totally renovated in 2012. Upstairs another 3 large bedrooms and 1 bathroom with walk-in shower. The big common denominator? Light, light, and more light.

At the back of the garden is the unique tiny house, converted into a guest house in 2018 with a cosy kitchen and sitting area and on the 1st floor the bedroom with shower . 

The garage can be purchased separately at 35,000€.