Just a few minutes’ walk from Kongens Nytorv, Nyhavn and the harbour lies Herluf Trolles Gade—and here, it is completely quiet. On the third floor of a building dating from 1880, 188 m² await: three bedrooms, a living room facing the street and a large kitchen-dining room overlooking the courtyard—with Dinesen floors, a Poggenpohl kitchen, two bathrooms and an elevator. The building was constructed by master carpenter O. Jensen, and its façade has the hallmarks of Gammelholm: rusticated render on the lower floors, tall windows and a round-arched gateway with the house number incorporated into...