Apartment for 15,900 kr.

Grethe Ingmanns Vej.

This cozy apartment is situated on Grethe Ingmanns Vej in Copenhagen’s vibrant Sydhavnen district. Spanning 74 square meters, it features two rooms and is available for a monthly rent of 15,900 DKK. Lease terms can be discussed upon inquiry. Upfront costs include a prepaid rent of 15,900 DKK, a security deposit of 47,700 DKK, and a monthly utility advance payment of 600 DKK.

Inside, you’ll find an open-plan kitchen and living room seamlessly merged into one bright, airy space. The kitchen comes equipped with built-in cabinetry and cleverly integrated storage solutions that blend effortlessly with the overall design. Expansive windows flood the living area with natural light. From the living room, step out onto a private, tiled terrace – a perfect outdoor extension for relaxing or entertaining during the warmer months.

The bedroom offers a peaceful retreat with enough room for both bed and storage. The bathroom boasts a separate shower enclosure with a recessed faucet, alongside a washer-dryer unit neatly incorporated into the layout. A hallway entrance connects all areas, creating a functional and well-organized flow throughout the apartment.

The neighborhood combines the charm of waterfront living with modern urban amenities. Sydhavnen offers canals, green spaces, and convenient local infrastructure featuring cafés and shops just a short stroll away. The property's courtyard is thoughtfully landscaped with greenery and communal spaces, enhancing the outdoor experience for residents.

Education institutions nearby include Aalborg University Copenhagen, NEXT – Sukkertoppen Gymnasium, NEXT Uddannelse København, Copenhagen University College, Hotel and Restaurant School, HTX Gastro Science, Roskilde Technical School at Vigerslev Allé, SOSU H, Paul Petersen’s Sports Institute, and the Danish School of Media and Journalism in Copenhagen.

Cycling to the city center is quick and straightforward, making this location ideal for bike commuters. Public transport options are plentiful, with Sydhavn Station within walking distance providing S-train connections across the capital region. Several bus lines also serve the area, linking it to other parts of Copenhagen.

Daily necessities and specialty stores are conveniently close, alongside a range of cafés and services within the neighborhood. This makes the location both practical and comfortable for everyday living, minimizing the need for long trips to shop or access services.