3-room rental home of 91 m² in København S for 17.200 kr.

Bellavarter's new beacon Bella Tower is designed by COBE and Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects, and is a striking touch for the entrance to Bela Quarter. The 60 meter high housing tower is designed in a white grid of raw concrete elements, located on a dark brick base that forms the frame around a green, natural courtyard environment. The homes in the base go up to the 5th floor and have balconies and withdrawn terraces to the farm, while the tower shoots up 19 floors and has balconies all around. The property consists of 199 apartments with 2-6 rooms. View across Ørestad and Amager Fælled The tower is designed with 360-degree balconies in various depths, varying from French balconies to living balconies. It allows for a rich outdoor life, where you can walk outside from all rooms and enjoy the unbroken views beyond Ørestad and over Amager Fælled to Copenhagen Skyline. Beautiful apartments in high quality The accommodation features a stylish and Nordic look and is built in delicious materials such as beautiful oak floors and large window parks. The large window parks provide a lovely light and an indescribably beautiful view from the tower apartments. The kitchen is a quality kitchen from Invita and in a timeless design with integrated household appliances such as built-in oven, induction cooktop, fridge / freezer and dishwasher. All bathrooms are built in bright materials and shower with an extra large shower head that invites you to long baths and gives you an impression of quality and well-being. All homes have their own washing machine and dryer. Rare towers overlooking two corners of the world The entrance to the new housing tower comes on the corner of Vejlands Allé and Ørestads Boulevard, where an aula with wood on walls and ceilings is established, giving a warm welcome. From here you can move on to the elevator core, which lies in the center of the house and leads up to the apartments. All the towers are set up as corner apartments with views of two corners of the world and have a beautiful light onset during the day. At the top is a unique penthouse in two planes, a private roof terrace and a bathtub where you can enjoy the views of Amager Fælled. A sustainable urban area Bela district is sustainable within the DGNB and has received a Gold-mid-term certification as the first urban area in Denmark. The DGNB is based on a holistic understanding of sustainability, taking into account environmental, economic, technical, procedural and social factors. Bela district is a diverse neighbourhood where sustainability comes into play in, among other things, handling rainwater, waste management and green areas. Livestock: with application. * Note that the pictures are not necessarily taken from / from the apartment in question, and therefore views etc. may vary. Contact us today to find out about the accommodation and the possibility of a presentation by telephone. 33 33 03 05 eller mail: 177 @ home.dk