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Statstidende · 10 Nov 2026 · 25 vistas

Copenhagen andelsbolig valued at 1.27 million kroner goes to forced auction

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Copenhagen andelsbolig valued at 1.27 million kroner goes to forced auction

A 58 square metre andelsbolig at Stenderupgade 1, st th, 1738 Copenhagen V, is to be sold at forced auction at Københavns Byret on 30 November 2026 at 11:00. The auction was requested by Bank NORWEGIAN, EN FILIAL AV NOBA BANK GROUP AB, which is pursuing the sale through attorney Kristian Haagen Larsen of Søren Frichs Vej 42A, 8230 Åbyhøj. The notice is published in Statstidende of 10 November 2026 under the heading “Tvangsauktioner · Andelsbolig”, official reference S06112026-124.

The document states a cooperative value (andelsværdi) of DKK 1,270,063 for the flat. According to the land-register extract quoted in the notice, the registered owner (skødehaver) is Niels Mensah Søndergaard. The court has registered the matter as case TV-25/2026, while the attorney’s own case reference is 147277 KHA/thp.

A high ground-floor flat from 1907

According to the BBR property record reproduced in the announcement, the property is registered under “1408, Udenbys Vester Kvarter, København” as an ordinary residential flat with its own kitchen, built in 1907 with a registered conversion or extension in 1996. The flat occupies a high ground-floor position and is reached through a shared, well-maintained stairway where the flat’s letterbox is located.

The interior is described in some detail:

  • an entrance leading into a spacious hallway with ceiling spotlights and wooden floors
  • two large rooms, both with large window sections, one facing the shared rear courtyard and one facing the street, with decorative stucco and wooden floors
  • a kitchen with door and window onto the shared courtyard and tiled flooring
  • a bathroom with white and patterned tiles
  • two rooms, a bathroom and a flush toilet in total, within the 58 square metres

Brick walls and a registered asbestos roof

The technical record lists brick external walls, while the roofing material is registered as fibre cement, including asbestos. The flat is heated by district or block heating. An outbuilding follows the property, registered as a bicycle shelter (cykelhalvtag) built in 2011, with a built area of 12 square metres, timber external walls and a steeply pitched roof of roofing felt.

The auction itself will be held at Københavns Byret, Nytorv 25, st, 1450 Copenhagen K. The sale particulars and conditions of auction are available for inspection at the court’s probate office, and the notice states that the particulars can also be obtained at www.tvangsauktioner.dk. The case documents lie for inspection with both the court and the party requesting the auction, and enquiries regarding viewing are directed to attorney Kristian Haagen Larsen.

Why the notice matters

Forced auctions of cooperative flats are a narrower segment than ordinary property auctions, because what changes hands is a share in a housing cooperative rather than a conventional freehold title, and the notice here fixes the cooperative value that bidders will measure their offers against. The published valuation of DKK 1,270,063 on 58 square metres in Copenhagen V gives an indicative price per square metre of roughly DKK 21,900, which is the figure prospective buyers, the cooperative’s members and the requesting bank will all be working from on 30 November.

The notice also places the auction on the public record in the legally required form: the property, its owner, the creditor behind the request, the court and the exact time and place. Anyone intending to bid, or any party with an interest in the flat, has until 11:00 on 30 November 2026 to inspect the sale particulars at Københavns Byret or through the auction portal named in the announcement.


Source: Statstidende, 10 November 2026, Tvangsauktioner · Andelsbolig (official reference: S06112026-124).