1 rooms for 5,526 kr. per month

Katrinebjergvej.

This apartment on Katrinebjergvej in Aarhus N is a 50-square-meter studio designed specifically for students. Rent is set at 5,526 DKK per month, with an upfront deposit and prepaid rent both totaling 25,429 DKK. Additionally, residents contribute approximately 500 DKK monthly towards water and heating costs. The unit is unfurnished and features a private kitchen outfitted with a refrigerator and freezer compartment, two stove burners, and an extraction hood, alongside an individual bathroom complete with a toilet. Flooring throughout the apartment consists of parquet with underfloor heating, while the bathroom is tiled and also benefits from heated floors. The walls and ceilings primarily showcase smooth gray concrete surfaces that require specific care; tenants are allowed to drill into these concrete parts, but any holes must remain open upon moving out, and painting is prohibited on these surfaces. Pets are not permitted in this apartment.

This residence is part of a larger complex of 66 similar single-room student apartments, which offer communal amenities such as shared kitchens, activity rooms, and multifunctional spaces equipped with kitchens, bars, restrooms, and changing rooms on every floor. Residents enjoy access to a spacious rooftop terrace and a shared courtyard. Covered and locked bicycle parking is available, alongside 11 parking spaces—two of which include electric vehicle charging stations. A paid laundry facility is also on-site, and tenants arrange and pay for broadband internet independently.

Situated in a well-known academic hub, this neighborhood houses several educational institutions within a five-kilometer radius, including Aarhus University and its various graduate schools—such as those specializing in Arts, Health, Natural Sciences, and Technology. Nearby, you will also find Aarhus University’s School of Business and Social Sciences as well as the Danish School of Media and Journalism, making this area particularly suited to students across a wide range of disciplines.

Aarhus N boasts excellent public transit options, with bus stops close to Katrinebjergvej offering multiple routes connecting the district to the broader city. The neighborhood is also very bike-friendly, allowing swift access to both Aarhus city center and other urban areas by bicycle.

Local conveniences are abundant, with shops and supermarkets nearby to cover everyday needs. The district features a variety of cafes, eateries, and green spaces, contributing to a lively and diverse urban atmosphere. All things considered, this apartment provides an ideal, centrally located living space for students seeking proximity to educational institutions along with easy access to urban amenities and transportation.

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