ApartmentDKK 2,995,000
Charlottenlund

172 homes and apartments for sale in Charlottenlund, Denmark.
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24 properties shown
ApartmentDKK 2,995,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 4,495,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 8,750,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 7,195,000
Charlottenlund
HouseDKK 15,250,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 9,995,000
Charlottenlund
VillaDKK 16,900,000
Charlottenlund
VillaDKK 27,995,000
Charlottenlund
VillaDKK 25,900,000
Charlottenlund
HouseDKK 9,925,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 4,995,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 4,850,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 3,795,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 7,995,000
Charlottenlund
VillaDKK 19,995,000
Charlottenlund
HouseDKK 11,250,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 5,295,000
Charlottenlund
VillaDKK 16,495,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 4,450,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 5,295,000
Charlottenlund
VillaDKK 8,950,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 3,500,000
Charlottenlund
ApartmentDKK 4,700,000
Charlottenlund
VillaDKK 17,500,000
Charlottenlund
Buyer's guide: Charlottenlund
Property for sale in Charlottenlund costs a median €1,558,089 across 132 listings on RealEstateAbroad, or €11,314 per m², among the highest per-square-metre levels in Denmark. This coastal suburb north of Copenhagen is made up of villas, flats and a beach, within easy reach of the capital.
Asking prices, shown in euros.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 132 |
| Median asking price | €1,558,089 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €877,052 to €2,374,931 |
| Median price per m² | €11,314 |
| Median size | 131 m² |
There are 66 apartments, 52 villas and 14 other houses. Where bedrooms are stated, 67 listings have five or more, 26 have three and 22 four, so large family homes dominate even though apartments are the biggest type.
The top quartile starts at about €2.4 million, which buys a detached villa on a large plot close to the water. Flats start at far lower figures, offering an entry point for buyers who want the address.
Charlottenlund combines a beach and fort with the Dyrehaven deer park nearby, and the S-train gives a ride of about 20 minutes to central Copenhagen. Schools are well regarded and the shopping streets of nearby Ordrup are popular. It suits families and professionals who want a seaside setting without leaving the city region.
Neighbouring markets include Holte, Virum and Kongens Lyngby further north, and Copenhagen, Frederiksberg and Vanløse to the south and west. Valby, on the western side of the city, is cheaper per square metre.
Foreign buyers who are not resident normally need Ministry of Justice permission, which is rarely granted for holiday homes. Those moving to Denmark to live have a stronger case.
Our Denmark buying guide, the Danish mortgage guide and the Denmark overview have more.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. The median asking price is €1,558,089, and the price per m² (€11,314) is higher than in western districts such as Valby.
Only with permission from the Ministry of Justice in most cases. Holiday-home permissions are especially hard to obtain.
Yes, 66 flats alongside 52 villas in our listings. Flats are the cheaper way in.
The S-train runs from Charlottenlund station, and the coastal road is also busy at peak times. Check the exact walk to the station for any property.