Apartment for 10,750 kr.

Studio apartment (42 m²) available for rent in Copenhagen N.

This bright studio features an open-plan kitchen and living area with lofty ceilings and the option to install a small loft/mezzanine that can serve as a sleeping nook or a workspace. The monthly rent is DKK 10,750 and the tenancy is on a month-to-month basis. Move-in requires a security deposit equivalent to three months’ rent, plus the first month’s rent and one month’s rent paid in advance. The building is equipped with an elevator.

Please note: applicants listed in Denmark’s RKI debt register will not be accepted. The unit is not suitable for shared tenancy or communal living arrangements, and the property does not permit pets (no pet approvals are available). Paid parking can be arranged; a space is offered at roughly DKK 530 per month.

The property is a converted factory with many units that retain high ceilings and large windows, giving the building an industrial aesthetic. Residents share a roof terrace and there are communal laundry facilities on several floors. Tenants have access to cellar storage and bicycle parking both in the basement and the courtyard. In some apartments the mezzanine is incorporated into the layout as extra sleeping or working space.

The location mixes residential streets with urban life close to Nørrebro’s shops, cafés and nearby green spaces. The nearby Tagensvej area provides a range of local stores, eateries and services for everyday needs and leisure.

Several educational institutions are within easy reach, including Copenhagen Business Academy (Nordvest), NEXT Uddannelse København (Nørrebro and Rentemestervej), Roskilde Technical School (Titangade), University College Copenhagen (campuses on Tagensvej and Sigurdsgade), the foot therapy school, University of Copenhagen’s North Campus, Vibenshus Gymnasium (NEXT) and University College Copenhagen’s continuing education programs.

Getting around is convenient: cycling routes provide quick access to the city center, and public transport options include bus lines with direct connections to central Copenhagen and an S-train station within a short walk. For shopping there are supermarkets, local grocery stores, specialty shops and cafés nearby to cover daily needs.

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