Within the latter few years investing in holiday homes in Denmark (Ferienhäuser Dänemark) has become ever more popular. Of the Scandinavian countries, Denmark is situated the most southerly. It has a climate which is similar to that of Scotland, and unlike Norway, Finland and Sweden it is fairly flat and is not mountainous. However, before committing to invest, there are some things that you should check out first, for instance.

· Before booking a flight over there to view property, it is well worth doing your homework in to the best places in Denmark to live.
· If you are a family then you should look at places which are good as a holiday destination and have activities such as sporting stuff to do for the entire family.
· Check out how much your property would be worth rental wise when you are not using it. So that you can gain a maximum return on your investment.
· If you are considering renting the property out when not in use, then it is well worth looking to see which are the most popular holiday places for people to visit.

The amount you will pay for a property will depend on the type of accommodation you are looking for, but as a guide you will be looking at the following prices:

· If you were to invest in a 3 bedded town house situated in Copenhagen, then you would look to pay from £240,000.
· If you were to choose a 3 bedded house in a rural location for provincial town then you would expect to pay from, £120,000.
· A 2 bedroomed apartment in Copenhagen would cost you from around £90,000.
· If you were to choose a property in a rural location or town then you would be looking at around £50,000.

Obviously the more popular the location of the property, the more you would expect to pay, but then again the more you would get in rental for the property when it is not in use. It is important to remember that the standard of living in Denmark is fairly high and there is an extremely low rate of unemployment.

Before committing to any property it is imperative that you seek out advice in the form of a solicitor, the advise on the ins and outs of the property market over in Denmark.