This 1914 family home in the Greek Quarter is designed to feel like a real home rather than a vacation rental. There’s plenty of space to relax, cook, play, and read a book. You can feel it in the furniture—most of it is vintage or secondhand, with plenty of personality.



The house has two interconnected living rooms that serve as natural gathering spots, and a TV room for a quiet movie night. The kitchen is open and fully equipped for cooking. The master bedroom opens onto a balcony, and the children have their own rooms.



The garden is an important part of the house. Here, the kids can play while you sit back with a cup of coffee or a glass of wine. In the summer, you can dine outdoors—the garden feels like a little green oasis in the middle of the city.



Amager Strandpark is located close to the house and offers swimming, walks along the waterfront, and a playground. In the area, you’ll find bakeries and cafés, and supermarkets are within walking distance. The metro and buses are nearby, and from there you can reach the city center with the SMK, the Glyptotek, and Tivoli.