Industrial/logistics for rent on Stamholmen 175, 2650 Hvidovre

The property was originally constructed in 1968 and underwent a comprehensive refurbishment in 2024, giving it a fresh and modern appearance. The total lettable area comprises 520 sqm, currently configured for both warehouse and showroom use. The premises have been extensively renovated and feature white walls and light grey flooring, creating a bright and professional working environment.

Large windows throughout the property provide an abundance of natural light, enhancing both comfort and the overall sense of openness. With a clear ceiling height of 3 metres and a loading door capable of accommodating large vehicles, the property is well suited for businesses requiring efficient loading and unloading operations. In addition, the premises benefit from drainage and water supply connections, making them suitable for light production activities.

The asset forms part of a well-established multi-tenant property and offers ample on-site parking. Outside, attractive green areas provide a pleasant space where employees can enjoy a break and fresh air throughout the working day.

Location:
The property is located in the Municipality of Hvidovre, which forms part of Greater Copenhagen and the Capital Region of Denmark. Greater Copenhagen benefits from a unique and highly developed infrastructure, including Copenhagen Airport, ports, bridges, and an integrated railway network, providing efficient and convenient access to the Scandinavian markets.

The E20 motorway runs alongside Avedøre Holme and can be reached from the Property within five minutes, while the E47 motorway is accessible via the E20 within less than five kilometres. The easy and efficient access to the motorway network connects the Property to the rest of Zealand and onwards to all of Denmark, Sweden, and Germany. In addition, it facilitates access to key logistics hubs, including the South Corridor, the Port of Helsingør, and Copenhagen Airport.

The Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link is expected to be completed in 2029 and will significantly enhance connectivity between Central Europe and Scandinavia. Key benefits include (i) reduced travel times by both road and rail, and (ii) altered traffic patterns that eliminate detours and reduce CO₂ emissions and air pollution.