1 room room of 28 m2

This compact private unit of 28 m² is situated on Amagerfælledvej in Copenhagen S. The monthly rent is DKK 7,800. A security deposit is normally required—typically equal to one month’s rent under introductory offers. The shortest rental term is three months; after that the contract carries a three‑month notice period. The building is designated student housing, so applicants must be enrolled in an educational program to qualify. Residents may also apply for housing support in line with current rules.

The room is self-contained with its own bathroom and a small kitchenette, comes furnished and includes access to high‑speed Wi‑Fi. Shared amenities throughout the property include quiet study zones, communal kitchens, lounges and activity spaces. The residence runs community events and has an on‑site team handling daily operations and tenant support. Outdoor exercise facilities are also available as part of the shared offerings.

The surrounding area is a mixed urban neighborhood combining homes and local services, with parks and other green spaces close by. A selection of cafés and small shops lies within walking distance, and the district has a noticeably student-oriented character thanks to several nearby educational institutions.

Within roughly 5 km you’ll find institutions such as the IT University of Copenhagen, the Danish School of Media and Journalism, the University of Copenhagen (including Søndre Campus), Paul Petersens Idrætsinstitut, the Pastoral Seminary in Copenhagen (FKUV), the Danish Writers’ School, the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts – Schools of Visual Arts, and Margrethe‑skolen. This makes the location convenient for students across many fields.

Cycling routes offer easy access to central Copenhagen, making bike commuting a practical option for both study and leisure. Public transport options include metro and bus services; the nearest metro station is Amagerbro. Local buses connect the neighborhood to the wider city, and regional or long‑distance trains can be reached via Copenhagen’s main stations.

Everyday necessities are close at hand—supermarkets, pharmacies and other service shops are within short reach for routine shopping and errands.

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