Apartment for 12,900 kr.

A top-floor residence on Fiskebrogade in Esbjerg — a 130 m² penthouse comprising three rooms and an airy living space adjoining the kitchen. Monthly rent is 13.999 DKK. Lease length is flexible; information about the required deposit is provided on request.

The kitchen is an HTH installation with a classic, understated look and comes fitted with a fridge/freezer, oven and hob. There is room and plumbing to add a private dishwasher. The living area is integrated with the kitchen and opens onto a terrace or balcony that offers views toward the harbour. The master bedroom is generous in size, while the additional room can serve as a guest room, home office or walk-in closet. The bathroom has a timeless finish with a shower niche and dedicated space/installation options for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The building is served by an elevator and the apartment includes a designated parking space with the possibility to charge an electric car. Tenants are not permitted to keep pets or to smoke inside the property.

Location-wise, the flat sits within easy walking distance of the harbour and Esbjerg’s inner city, with cafés, restaurants and retail shops close by. Local leisure and sport options include a swimming complex, a padel centre and fitness facilities. About six kilometres away is the Hjerting beach promenade, which provides access to sandy shores, coastal walks and views across Ho Bugt.

There are several educational institutions within roughly a five-kilometre radius: multiple Rybners campuses (HHX/STX at Grådybet, HTX, HF and Technical EUX at Spangsbjerg Møllevej), the Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts in Esbjerg, Erhvervsakademi SydVest, Fredericia Maskinmesterskole, MARTEC Esbjerg and Aalborg University’s Esbjerg department. This makes the neighbourhood suitable for a wide range of students and trainees.

Getting around is straightforward by bike — the area is bike-friendly — and public transport links (local buses and regional trains) connect Esbjerg with surrounding towns and larger cities, easing daily commutes. Grocery stores and everyday shopping options are close at hand, while the city centre offers a broader selection of specialty shops and supermarkets.

In short: a well-appointed penthouse with practical fittings and flexible room use, placed between harbour life and city convenience.