3 rooms for 18,078 kr. per month

Andrea Brochmanns Gade, , floor: 3. tv..

Located on Andrea Brochmanns Gade in Copenhagen SV, this 83-square-meter apartment offers three rooms and combines modern comfort with practical living. The monthly rent is set at 18,078 DKK, alongside a security deposit of 54,234 DKK and one month’s rent due upfront. Additionally, there is a monthly estimated utility charge of 1,000 DKK. The home features a balcony and welcomes pets.

Inside, the apartment exudes brightness and warmth, thanks to oak parquet floors paired with underfloor heating for year-round coziness. The kitchen showcases a sleek white Invita design equipped with integrated appliances, including an induction cooktop, fridge-freezer combo, built-in oven, and dishwasher—all subtly incorporated to maintain a clean, seamless look. The bathroom is stylishly tiled with large floor and shower tiles, complete with its own underfloor heating, and includes a stacked washer-dryer unit. Thoughtful room layout ensures efficient use of space, offering flexibility for different furnishing styles.

Situated in the lively yet green-friendly area of Copenhagen SV, residents enjoy direct access to a rooftop terrace and a spacious communal orangery, perfect for outdoor gatherings and socializing with neighbors. The neighborhood’s architecture artfully blends contemporary designs with classic Copenhagen charm, featuring pitched roofs and hand-laid brickwork. The surrounding courtyards provide inviting green spaces for play and exercise, complemented by shared facilities that extend out to the outdoor areas, encouraging community activities.

Within roughly five kilometers, the vicinity hosts a rich variety of educational institutions such as Aalborg University Copenhagen, NEXT – Sukkertoppen Gymnasium, NEXT Uddannelse København, Copenhagen University College, Hotel and Restaurant School, Roskilde Technical School at Vigerslev Allé, HTX Gastro Science, SOSU H, the Army Officer School, and Paul Petersen’s Institute of Sports. This concentration of academia makes the neighborhood particularly appealing to students and vocational trainees.

Transportation links are excellent. Several bus lines serve the stop at Vigerslev Allé, less than a kilometer away, connecting the area with other parts of Copenhagen. Cyclists benefit from quick access to the city center and surrounding regions. Moreover, the nearby Ny Ellebjerg train station, just over a kilometer distant, offers regional and S-train services, facilitating easy and flexible commuting options.

Local amenities include a variety of shops, supermarkets, and cafés, ensuring convenient access to everyday essentials without the need to travel far. The blend of comfortable housing, educational opportunities, green spaces, and reliable public transport paints a picture of a vibrant, well-connected community ripe with possibilities.

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