Office for rent on Brede 62, 2800 Kongens Lyngby

At Brede 62, a unique office space totaling 361 m² is being offered, with 191 m² on the ground floor, 170 m² on the 1st floor, and a 36 m² basement. The property has undergone an exterior renovation led by the National Museum, while the interior refurbishment is left to the tenant. As compensation, a tenant discount is offered by further agreement.

The premises are bright and flexible, allowing for individual customization of the layout while respecting the historical preservation status. The basement can be used for archives, storage, or other functional purposes. This lease offers a rare opportunity to create a tailored workspace in a property with historical charm.

The property is listed and located in the scenic area near Brede Works in Kongens Lyngby, offering an inspiring combination of historical architecture and modern functionality. The current renovation ensures a high standard while preserving the building's original character.

Ideal for companies seeking exclusive settings with soul and authenticity, this lease is centrally located in Kongens Lyngby with easy access to public transportation and the highway network, providing good connections to both local and international markets. The large windows offer beautiful views of the green surroundings and impressive trees that characterize the area.

This lease is a great opportunity for companies looking for a unique workspace where history, aesthetics, and functionality come together.

Brede has a long industrial history dating back to the 17th century when Mølleåen was utilized for mills and later textile production. In 1832, Brede Cloth Factory was founded and grew to become one of Denmark's leading textile producers. Around the factory, an entire industrial community emerged with worker and employee housing, including the so-called master residences where senior employees lived. Brede 62 is one of these master residences and has retained its original architecture with whitewashed facades and black glazed tile roofs. After the factory closed in 1956, the area was listed and is now managed by the National Museum.

The property is offered for commercial use, allowing the tenant to adapt the interior facilities to their needs, subject to landlord approval due to the property's preservation status. The lease is suitable for companies in need of beautiful premises with a unique location, integrating a historical framework with modern functionality.

Centrally located in Kongens Lyngby, close to public transportation and business areas in the region, the property provides easy access to both local and international connections.