Charlottenlund villalejlighed goes to voluntary auction with 7 million kroner minimum bid

A 226-square-metre villa apartment in Charlottenlund is to be sold at a voluntary auction on 11 November 2026 with a minimum bid of DKK 7,000,000. The sale will be conducted at Retten i Lyngby, courtroom 3.6, at 11:00, under the notice published in Statstidende on 4 November 2026 in the section for other legal announcements and voluntary auctions, with reference S02112026-280.

The property concerned is part of matrikel number 0001cr, landejerlav Bernstorff, entered in the notice as Slotsvej 1, st., 2920 Charlottenlund. The property is divided into two shares, and only share number 2, located on the ground floor, is being sold. According to the notice, the property lies in the sought-after Bernstorff district between Jægersborg and Charlottenlund, close to Bernstorff Slot and its gardens, with shops, schools and day-care institutions nearby.

A ground-floor home with villa qualities

The announcement describes the unit as a bright and spacious villa apartment with its own entrance, a private parking space and a large, secluded garden:

• 226 square metres of floor space in total, distributed between the ground floor and the basement.
• A kitchen-living room with a central island and direct access to a large, south-west-facing terrace overlooking the garden.
• Three interconnecting rooms arranged as a suite, used as bedroom, sitting room and office, with built-in shelving and access from the office to a second terrace.
• A renovated bathroom with a shower niche.
• A basement with three usable rooms, a separate laundry room and a renovated bathroom, with exposed white-painted ceiling beams, underfloor heating throughout, and window sections.
• An annex containing a garage and entrance with large glazed sections and built-in storage.
• A newly installed air-to-water heat pump.
• A private, screened garden with two terraces, lawn, three older apple trees, rhododendron and other planting, surrounded by a lath fence.

Bidding, viewing and contact details

The notice sets out the practical terms for the auction:

• Auction date: 11 November 2026 at 11:00, Retten i Lyngby, courtroom 3.6.
• Minimum bid: DKK 7,000,000.
• Takeover: immediately.
• Viewing: stated as 29 October 2026 from 12:00 to 14:00, with mandatory advance registration.
• Registration: full name, telephone number and e-mail address to be sent to ssh@jpb.dk.
• Enquiries: Advokatfirmaet Jon Palle Buhl, telephone 22743030, journal number 30784001.
• Signature: København, 2 November 2026, Therése Kemp.

Inspection scheme limits the buyer’s remedies

The rules in chapter 1 of the Danish act on consumer protection in the acquisition of real property — the house inspection scheme — apply to the sale, according to the notice. Remedies for defects relating to the building’s physical condition therefore cannot be asserted against the current owners of the ideal share of the property. The current owners confirm that they will pay half of the insurance premium stated in the cheapest owner-change insurance offer presented by the owners.

The notice also refers readers to the accompanying condition report, the electrical installation report and the offer of owner-change insurance. Together with the fixed minimum bid, these terms set the framework within which any bidder must assess the apartment.

For buyers watching the Charlottenlund market, the case illustrates how a voluntary auction transfers the burden of documentation onto the bidder: the price floor is fixed in public, the timetable is short, and the inspection scheme removes most subsequent claims over the condition of the building. Anyone intending to bid must therefore study the reports before the hammer falls at Retten i Lyngby on 11 November.

Source: Statstidende, 4 November 2026 (announcement signed 2 November 2026), Other legal announcements — Voluntary auctions, Section I (official reference: S02112026-280).