17th-Century Townhouse with Shop in Tønder, Southern Denmark – $140,000

In the middle of Tønder’s charming pedestrian street lies Østergade 8, one of the city’s oldest and most distinctive properties. Built in 1625 and listed as a heritage building, this townhouse is both steeped in history and surprisingly versatile, offering a unique blend of residential and commercial potential.

With a total of 231 m² spread across three floors, 177 m² of living space and 54 m² dedicated to commercial use, the property provides room for multiple purposes. Whether you dream of combining private living with a business, creating rental opportunities, or embracing a creative lifestyle, this house can adapt to your vision.

From the outside, the building immediately captures attention. The half-timbered construction, red bricks, and barred windows give the home a fairytale character that fits perfectly into Tønder’s historic townscape. And with its central location, shops, cafés, and cultural attractions are just steps from the front door.

The ground floor is divided between a classic shop premises, with large display windows opening directly onto the pedestrian street, and a residential section that has also served commercial purposes in the past. Inside, you’ll find a spacious living room, an older kitchen, guest toilet, and several adaptable rooms that can function as living areas, an office, gallery, or workshop.

The first floor hosts a bright and characterful apartment with its own entrance. The layout includes a roomy kitchen with dining area, bathroom, separate toilet, one bedroom, and two large living rooms connected in a flowing plan. Traditional wooden floors, exposed beams, and preserved original details give the space warmth and authenticity.

The top floor opens to a generous attic with two additional rooms and ample storage. This space is ideal for those who wish to establish a studio, workshop, or simply enjoy extra flexibility.