2 room apartment on 54 m2

The apartment has a compact entrance area with room for coats, shoes and a small table. The bathroom is the first room reached from the entrance. A shower is fitted above the washbasin, with a shower screen separating it from the rest of the bathroom to contain the water. From here, you can continue into the kitchen, which offers plenty of cupboard space and overlooks the courtyard garden. New flooring has been installed in the hallways.

The living room is a good size, with space for both a larger dining table and a TV area. Light comes in through the windows, so little or no artificial lighting is needed. The bedroom is bright as well. It has no built-in wardrobes, leaving room to bring your own, and is large enough for a double bed, wardrobe and desk.

The property has shared laundry facilities and bicycle parking. Items may also be stored in a storage room, at your own risk.

Aalborg is known as the Paris of the North, and Aalborg City Centre is a hub of culture and entertainment. Aalborg Theatre stages productions to suit a range of tastes; Kennedy Arkaden has the latest blockbusters, while Biffen Nordkraft screens art films. The varied impressions of the city centre give it character, reflected in its building façades. Living here means being close to events and to a drink with friends on Jomfru Ane Gade. Transport options are available for journeys in every direction: east, west and south.

Aalborg City Centre is the city's historic central district, situated between the Limfjord, Øgadekvarteret, Kærby and Vestbyen. Homes, shops and cultural venues sit alongside historic landmarks such as Budolfi Church, Jens Bang's Stone House and Aalborghus Castle. The area features pedestrian streets, cafés, restaurants and shopping centres including Friis, Magazin and Salling, as well as the lively nightlife of Jomfru Ane Gade. Cultural venues include Nordkraft and Musikkens Hus, while green spaces and paths provide recreational opportunities. The district also has good transport connections by train, bus and bicycle paths.