96 m2 apartment in Aarhus N

On Jens Baggesens Vej in northern Aarhus sits a 96 m², four-room flat with its own balcony/terrace and an energy rating of A. The monthly rent is DKK 14,500. Upfront payments consist of DKK 43,500 in prepaid rent and a DKK 43,500 security deposit. The apartment is set within a residential block of similar buildings organized around shared courtyards.

Interiors emphasize durable, classic finishes—terrazzo and oak recur across floors and surfaces—creating a cohesive material palette. The floorplan separates living spaces from sleeping areas, and the balcony/terrace provides private outdoor access. The A energy label signals notably lower energy consumption compared with older construction standards.

The surrounding neighborhood features denser, mostly recent residential development alongside communal garden courtyards and green spaces. The site’s former industrial and dairy uses have influenced the local urban form, so the area mixes contemporary housing with historical traces and a range of neighborhood services.

Several higher-education institutions are easily reachable from the location, including Aarhus University and a number of its affiliated graduate and PhD schools—such as the Danish School of Media and Journalism, the university’s engineering faculty, and graduate schools for Arts, Business and Social Sciences (BSS), Health, Natural Sciences (GSNS) and Technical Sciences (GSTS). This makes the area convenient for both students and university staff.

Cycling is an efficient way to get around—Aarhus’s bike network allows quick rides into central parts of the city. Public transport is also well served by multiple bus routes and the light rail, providing connections across the city and to nearby regions. Everyday shopping needs are met by local shops and supermarkets within bike range, while a broader selection of retail and specialist stores can be reached in city centers with a short bike ride or public-transport trip.

• Balcony/terrasse