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A slice of Functionalist architecture designed by Arne Jacobsen has hit the market in Copenhagen for DKK 8.25 million ($1,178,000).
The two-bedroom terraced house sits within the Bellevue Teatret complex, opened in the 1930s. The theatre was the final part of Jacobsen’s masterplan for the Bellevue area of Klampenborg – a northern suburb of Copenhagen on the Øresund coast – which included the Bellavista residential buildings and facilities for the local sea bath.
![Copenhagen home designed by Arne Jacobsen inside Bellevue Teatret](https://thespaces.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Copenhagen-home-Arne-Jacobsen-Bellevue-Teatret-15.jpg)
At the time of their completion, the white cubist buildings were described as ‘the dream of the modern lifestyle.’
Bellevue Teatret – which also included a summer restaurant – was adapted in the 1950s to include residences. This 1,740 sq ft home sits inside the heritage-listed building’s converted restaurant and features a double-height living room overlooking the water.
![Copenhagen home designed by Arne Jacobsen inside Bellevue Teatret](https://thespaces.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Copenhagen-home-Arne-Jacobsen-Bellevue-Teatret-9.jpg)
A floating staircase leads up to a mezzanine library, a kitchen, the bedrooms and bathroom, and a first-floor terrace. Pale hardwood floors feature throughout.
To complete the look, all future owners need is a few Arne Jacobsen-designed Egg chairs.
[Via Curbed]