Shop for rent on J. Lauritzens Plads 3, 1. mf., 6760 Ribe

Translated with the help of AI. • Nicely located commercial space of 125 m² in the center of Ribe
• Easily accessible premises on the 1st floor – ideal for office and/or clinic
• Flexible space, with the possibility to customize the new layout
• Well-maintained and presentable property
• High visibility at one of the largest public parking lots (J. Lauritzens Plads)

Easily accessible office space on the 1st floor, right by a large public parking lot in the center of Ribe

In a central and visible location in Ribe, right by a large public parking lot (J. Lauritzens Plads), these well-appointed commercial premises are now being offered, which have housed the OL Revisions branch in Ribe for several years.

The premises are 125 m² and currently consist of: a distribution corridor, a front office, 2 separate office spaces, 2 storage rooms, a toilet, and a nice kitchen with dining area. There is also a small terrace at the entrance.

If you wish to update the premises according to your preferences, this can be arranged with the landlord.

In addition to this lease, the property also houses a few residential leases and 2 other commercial leases, one of which is used by the local architectural firm Taumann.

The property is situated in a prime location between the older, established pedestrian street environment and the many shops directly connected to J. Lauritzens Plads – with the Kvickly department store being perhaps the biggest attraction. Other neighbors include Skjern Bank, Andelskassen, Jyske Bank, HOME, Profiloptik, Ribes blomsterhus, and Normal.

J. Lauritzens Plads is a free, public parking lot that is very popular among shoppers in the area – but also for those in the pedestrian street, as the number of well-located parking spaces is limited at the opposite end of the pedestrian street (by the cathedral). For the same reason, this area is a popular retail and office area, where it is easy to access and park.

Location:
Ribe – known as Denmark's oldest town – is the "main town" for a large surrounding area and has 8,365 inhabitants (in 2023). The city's history dates back to the Viking Age, and in 2010, Ribe celebrated its 1300th anniversary.

In the Middle Ages, Ribe was one of the country's largest cities and a very important trading city – but it was also an important metropolis for the church, which is why Ribe today is blessed with a beautiful cathedral, one of 10 cathedrals in Denmark.

Ribe has largely avoided major urban disasters such as fires, wars, and devastation, and today has a well-preserved, older town center, which, together with the cathedral, the Viking Museum, and the city's historical status, contributes to the city's special charm and attracts up to 1.5 million visitors annually.

The city also offers a healthy and vibrant commercial life. There is a good mix of department stores, larger retail chains, and small cozy specialty shops, making it a great experience to visit the city.