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DK1011203

Hellerup, Denmark

My livingroom

Oceanview.

The view from my livingroom

The dinner table and library.

Reading corner:-).

The slightly larger bedroom.

The bed is a queen-size (140 x 200) box spring mattress with a memory foam top.

View from the bedroom.

The hall with the kitchen at the end.

The hall with the entrance at the end.

At the small bar in the kitchen you can enjoy a glass of wine or have breakfast.

My kitchen is small but well-equipped.

The smaller bedroom has a latex mattress with a memory foam top mattress.

The smaller bedroom with the sofabed open (160 x 200).

The toilet is separate from the shower.

The shower cabin.

The shower cabin and the washing machine.

Evening light over Hellerup and the Øresund strait

My local beach

The view from my living room

Exploring Bergen in Norway.

Hiking in Greece:-).

My parents, Annette and Steffen.

My nephews and I.

Enjoying some cake in Malmö :-).

My mom and sister baking christmas cookies.

Sunset in Denmark

Favorite pastimes: cakebreak from hiking in Avoriaz, France.

Hiking in Sri Lanka

Hiking in Avoriaz

Admiring the view in Armenia

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2016

Open for exchange

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Looking for exchanges during July, August, and fall 2020 in Europe. Flat in Hellerup, 5 km from downtown Copenhagen.

My home is located in Hellerup; a quiet and safe suburb to Copenhagen. I live on a great shopping street and have a view of the ocean from my living room.
My apartment is 79 m2, has sloping walls (so it feels smaller) and light wooden floors. It consists of a living room; a kitchen; a toilet; a room with a shower cabin, washing machine, freezer and wardrobe; and two bedrooms: the smallest has a single bed that opens into a double, and the slightly larger has a queen-size bed for two people (and ocean-view!).
A two-person air mattress can be put up in the living room as well.

Note that I live on the fifth floor with no elevator (and we don't include the ground floor in Denmark, so that's five flights of stairs). Just consider it a workout, that's what I do:-). The view is most definitely worth the climb.

You don't need a car to get around Hellerup or Copenhagen, and public transportation in Denmark works really well if you want to explore other parts of the country. If you want to visit Sweden you can take a train from my local station to Malmö.
If you do bring a car or rent one, parking is free in my town and easily found.

It is great to explore Copenhagen by bike and there are plenty of places where you can rent bikes on a daily/weekly basis - or you can get an electric bike from the city bike system in Copenhagen.

1 Adults
0 Children
7 Exchanges made

Occupation

Working with disabled people.

Our Home

House Type: Flat
Floor: 5th floor
Environment: In the suburbs
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1
Sleeping Capacity: 4
Living Area: 79 m2
Total Area: 79 m2

References

In my house

Pets - Not allowed
Small children - Allowed

Exchange Types

Bed & Breakfast
Hospitality wanted
Long-term exchange wanted
Non-simultaneous exchange
Home exchange
Hospitality exchange
Renting possible

Indoor

Free internet access
Central heating
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Television

Outdoor

Park / playground
Bicycles: 2

Facilities

No smoking

Our Destination Wish List

Open for all offers
Sweden
Norway
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
France
Georgia

Spoken Languages

English
Italiano
Français
Dansk
Norsk
Svenska

Nearest Airport: CPH Kastrup Airport - 15 km

My apartment is located in Hellerup on the coastline north of Copenhagen center. The neighborhood, which holds most embassies in Denmark, is quiet, very safe, and perfectly situated: close to Copenhagen city center - 8 minutes by train or 15-20 minutes by bus or bicycle - and yet close to beaches, forests, and parks.
I have good shopping, coffee bars, gelaterie, bakeries, restaurants etc. right outside my doorstep, and beaches (my local beach is tiny but very close, and there are two very popular beaches further up the coast), parks, and a forest close by. You won't find this combination elsewhere in Copenhagen.

Getting to my apartment from the airport or the central train station by train, metro or bus is easy. From the airport it takes approximately 40 minutes from door to door; from Copenhagen central station around 20. I will of course guide you on the best way to get here depending on your means of transportation.
Going to downtown Copenhagen is very easy - you can either hop on a bus 20 meters from my doorstep; walk five minutes to the train station; or hop on a bicycle and in 15-20 minutes you will be in the center of Copenhagen, depending on how fast you are:-).