Historical frames turned into a series of luxury homes

Description

The property: Everything plays when you step inside the stairwell that takes you the last step towards your new home. You will be welcomed in style in a beautiful setting, where the chess floor matches the nicely carved woodwork on the beautiful stairwell. The stairs lead you and your new home up on the first floor, where the black front door opens up to a newly renovated dream home just waiting for new tenants. You are moving into a small piece of business history, because this is the former bank building, which is an older contribution to the street picture here on the Fish Market. Today the historical framework has turned into a series of luxury homes, and now one of them can form the framework of your new life. You will be the new tenants of a two-room apartment that unfolds with nothing less than 118 square meters, and it must be said to be far above average for a two-room, so you will have a home with some large, bright rooms and a fantastic atmosphere. Area: The city heart skipps a blow and is not in doubt for a moment; it will hardly be better than an address here on the Fishing Square, where the inner Odense is unfolding around you. In the middle of the square, the tallest building, now also known as the City's High House, shoots up, and the marble-covered property has become a bit of a landmark. The building came into being in the 1970s, but the fish market has played a central role in the city ever since the Middle Ages, where fish were traded - amusing enough - on this market. A lot has happened since, because in recent years Odense has undergone an incredible transformation, and you are moving in right where it all happens, because you become neighbours to the new city room, which was once the traffic tower Thomas B. Thriges Street, but which is now transformed into a living city district. And you'll get more exciting neighbors, because to one side finds In a wonderful symphony of City Hall, Wondergarden and the shopping life in Vestergade, and in the opposite direction, you can greet H. C. Andersen's House or set a course for the Station. If you want, you can live in a 500-metre radius from your street door, and you'll never run out of delicious restaurant visits, window shopping and evenings full of culture. Sunday morning fresh baked breakfast can be picked up from the Lagkage House just down the corner, and when you want to skip cooking, your neighbouring streets are happily packed with eateries and exotic take- away from all corners of the world. So, in short, you want to be part of the living scene of the big city, it won't be any better than an address on the fish market!