A room of 28 m2

A compact 28 m² single room in the northern part of Aarhus is available as student/young-adult housing. Monthly rent is DKK 3,242, the tenancy runs on a month-to-month basis, and both the deposit and the advance/prepaid rent are DKK 6,466. An estimated advance charge for utilities is DKK 134 per month. The room comprises one space with parquet flooring.

The unit is part of a shared apartment setup: the kitchen (worktop with sink, stove and oven, and a fridge with freezer compartment) is shared with one other occupant. Bathroom and toilet facilities are also shared with a single housemate. Internet, water and heating are covered by the rent; electricity is likewise included for this housing type. The building offers communal amenities such as a residents’ house with a shared kitchen, a storage room, and an elevator. The residents’ house contains a pay laundry area with washing machines and tumble dryers. Outdoors there are landscaped gardens, a terrace and bicycle storage, and parking is available near the property. Pets are not permitted.

Smoking is prohibited across the entire property, both inside and in outdoor communal areas, including stairwells and balcony/walkway zones. Tenants who moved in after June 1, 2022 must also refrain from smoking inside their own unit; the ban applies to visitors as well. The stated floor area is a gross measurement; area figures and the quoted advance charge are indicative — final specifics will be provided in the official offer letter.

The neighbourhood is primarily residential with a strong student presence, situated in north Aarhus and offering easy access to green spaces and everyday amenities. Grocery stores and local shops are within short distance for routine shopping.

This location is convenient for students: a number of educational institutions lie within roughly a five-kilometre radius, including VIA University College (Campus Aarhus N), SOSU Østjylland, Aarhus Business College, the HHX gymnasium in Risskov, AARHUS TECH, the Graduate School of Health, Aarhus University’s Health and Engineering faculties, and the Danish School of Media and Journalism.

Cycling is a practical way to get around from here, with short bike rides to many campuses and to central Aarhus. The area is also served by buses and the light rail, with stops and lines easily reached on foot or by a brief bike trip.

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