Spacious 2-room apartment with mezzanine and roof terrace in Odense

The dream of a charming 2-room apartment can come true in the cosy surroundings of a courtyard where Fisketorvet meets Dansestræde. In this historic setting, you can rent a renovated home that combines classic charm with quality and stylish design. This 105-square-metre home is well suited to city life. The layout has been carefully considered to make full use of the space, and the choice of materials creates an inviting setting for everyday life. The bright rooms are like a blank canvas, waiting for your furniture and personal touch. The apartment measures 105 m² and comprises a large kitchen-dining/living area, a room on the ground floor and a bathroom. A beautiful staircase leads directly from the kitchen-dining/living area up to the spacious mezzanine. The home also has a lovely private roof terrace. When you apply to rent the home, a credit check will be carried out on the prospective tenant using their CPR number. Please note: The photos and floor plan are not from this specific home. The property As you make your way up the stairwell, you are greeted by beautiful details, where the chequered floor complements the intricately carved woodwork on the staircase. The stairs lead up to the home on the first floor, where the black front door opens into a newly renovated apartment. You will be moving into a piece of Odense history: the property is a former bank building and a longstanding feature of the streetscape by Fisketorvet. Today, the historic building has been converted into luxury homes, and here you can rent a 2-room apartment measuring 118 square metres. That is more space than most two-room homes offer, and you will enjoy large, bright rooms and a wonderful atmosphere. The area With an address by Fisketorvet, you will live in the heart of Odense, with city life unfolding all around you. In the middle of the square stands Odense’s tallest building, also known as Byens Højhus, which has become a landmark with its marble façade. The building was constructed in the 1970s, while Fisketorvet has played a central role in the city since the Middle Ages, when fish were traded at the market. Odense has changed considerably in recent years, and from this address you are close to the new urban space that is being transformed into a vibrant neighbourhood. In one direction, you will find the City Hall, Eventyrhaven and the shops on Vestergade. In the other direction is a museum, and you can also head towards the railway station. Within a 500-metre radius of your front door, you will find restaurants, shops and cultural attractions. You can pick up freshly baked breakfast bread from a nearby bakery, and the surrounding streets are home to eateries offering food and takeaway from a wide range of cuisines. In short, you will have an address by Fisketorvet, right in the heart of the city’s vibrant atmosphere.