1 rooms for 5,405 kr. per month

Katrinebjergvej.

Nestled along Katrinebjergvej in Aarhus N, this compact 48-square-meter studio apartment offers an ideal living space tailored for students. The monthly rent stands at 5,405 DKK, accompanied by an upfront deposit and prepaid rent totaling 24,874 DKK each. Utilities for water and heating are expected to be around 500 DKK monthly, while electricity costs are settled directly with the provider. The unit is unfurnished and comes equipped with a private kitchen featuring a refrigerator, freezer, two stovetop burners, and an exhaust hood, as well as a private bathroom outfitted with floor heating and tiled surfaces.

The apartment’s walls and ceilings are crafted from gray concrete, treated with dust binders and a lacquer finish, which means they cannot be painted. Special guidelines dictate how holes may be drilled, especially near the bathroom area. The living space boasts parquet flooring with underfloor heating for added comfort. This residence is part of a community housing complex comprised of 66 similar units sharing amenities such as communal kitchens, activity rooms, a multipurpose room with a kitchen and bar, a lounge area, workspaces, and a spacious rooftop terrace and courtyard. Residents also benefit from available parking spaces, EV charging stations, and covered, secure bicycle storage. Laundry facilities operate on a pay-per-use basis. Please note that pets are not allowed in this apartment.

The neighborhood surrounding Katrinebjergvej is a vibrant sector in northern Aarhus, known for its proximity to several educational institutions. Within a 5-kilometer radius, you’ll find Aarhus University, the School of Business and Social Sciences, the Danish School of Media and Journalism, along with numerous affiliated graduate schools like the Graduate Schools of Health and Natural Sciences, making this a prime locale for students and academics alike.

Transportation links here are well-established; multiple bus lines serve stops within a kilometer of Katrinebjergvej, providing easy access to Aarhus city center and other districts. For cyclists, the area offers excellent routes that quickly lead to the city’s heart. While central train stations exist, they are beyond walking distance and thus are not emphasized here.

Convenience is key in this district, with a variety of shops and supermarkets nearby catering to everyday needs, all accessible on foot or by bike, reducing the reliance on cars.

Overall, this student apartment on Katrinebjergvej presents a well-situated, comfortable dwelling in a community focused on education and social engagement. It’s perfectly suited for those seeking close ties to university life combined with enriching shared facilities that foster both study and community interaction.

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