Office for rent on Sjaeleboderne 2, 2. th, 1122 Copenhagen City Center

The property, also known as Møntergården, was built in 1916 as a four-winged property complex running from Gothersgade down Sjæleboderne, Vognmagergade, and Møntergade. The property was designed by architect H.P. Jacobsen and built for Merchant A.C. Illum.

Today, the property houses various types of businesses, including the over 125-year-old newspaper Børsen, which has its headquarters there.

The entrance to the lease in Sjæleboderne 2 is very presentable, where customers and employees are greeted by a beautiful staircase with a sleek elevator with black steel grilles.

Bright and stylish office environment with high mullioned windows and beautiful wooden floors

The lease appears presentable with beautiful natural light coming in through the large mullioned windows.

A large open lounge area with a kitchenette welcomes guests as they enter through the main door.

A range of larger and smaller offices and meeting rooms are arranged along the facades. In the middle, an open area for flex workstations is set up.

The office space is well-lit from the high mullioned window sections, and all workstations have pleasant natural light.

The internal glass walls ensure that daylight creates a pleasant working environment throughout the lease.

The lease has two toilets. The property has a shared cafeteria on the ground floor, operated by the restaurateur who owns Restaurant Møntergade.