Det ligger helt skjult. Man skal gennem søjlerne, der markerer den gamle adgangsport, og ned for enden af den blinde vej, og ind ad en flot svungen indkørsel. Først her finder man denne ejendom, der er fra 1935 og ligger i den udstykkede oprindelige have til Søholm Park. Det landsted er tegnet af Danmarks så betydende arkitekt C.F. Hansen, der af uvisse grunde kaldes Storken. Han står også bag det andet Christiansborg, Vor Frue Kirke, Domhuset i København. Og så tegnede Christian Frederik altså, med storhed og palladiansk ånd, Søholm Park som sommerejendom til grosserer Joseph Nathan David i begyndelsen af 1800-tallet. Det blev færdig, på trods af krigen mod England, der forsinkede Hr. arkitektens materialeleverancer.
Huset her ligger med sine klassiske linjer i det sidste af grossererens gamle sommerhave, og har haft forskellige ejere, der alle har passet godt på det. Blandt andet en københavnsk hotelfamilie, der har givet huset den forunderlige og overdådige lounge i husets underetage.
Indvendig er det moderniseret og ombygget af nutidens dygtige håndværkere og arkitekter – klar som residens til en ny betydningsfuld familie.
Søholm Park ligger på en smuk vej med skyggefulde gamle træer omtrent hundrede meter fra Emdrup Sø. Hellerup med Danmarks bedste skoler og butikker er inden for rækkevidde, ligesom centrum af København, hvis vi eksempelvis bevæger os til Christiansborg, blot er 7 km væk.
Elevator – NEJ
Husdyr – NEJ
Parkering – JA
Altan/terrasse – JA
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It is completely hidden. You have to go through the columns that mark the old entrance gate, and down the end of the dead end, and into a beautifully curved driveway. Only here do you find this property, which dates from 1935 and is located in the original landscaped garden of Søholm Park. The country house was designed by Denmark’s most important architect C.F. Hansen, who for unknown reasons is called the Stork. He is also behind the other Christiansborg, Vor Frue Kirke, and Domhuset in Copenhagen. And so Christian Frederik designed, with grandeur and Palladian spirit, Søholm Park as a summer property for the grocer Joseph Nathan David in the early 19th century. It was completed, despite the war against England, which delayed the architect’s material deliveries.
This house, with its classic lines, is located in the last part of the grocer’s old summer garden, and has had different owners, all of whom have taken good care of it. Among others, a Copenhagen hotel family has given the house the wonderful and sumptuous lounge in the lower floor of the house.
Inside, it has been modernized and rebuilt by today’s skilled craftsmen and architects – ready as a residence for a new important family.
Søholm Park is located on a beautiful road with shady old trees about a hundred meters from Emdrup Sø. Hellerup with Denmark’s best schools and shops is within easy reach, just as the center of Copenhagen, if we move to Christiansborg, for example, is only 7 km away.