2 room apartment of 50 m2

Borgergade.

This apartment is situated on Borgergade in Esbjerg. It’s a 50-square-meter youth residence featuring two rooms and is officially categorized as an apartment. Monthly rent stands at 4,192 DKK, with a security deposit of 23,280 DKK, and an additional estimated utility charge of 420 DKK. The lease duration isn’t specified. The building is equipped with an elevator, and pets are allowed.

Inside, the layout offers two distinct rooms within the compact 50 m² space, making it ideal for a student or a young tenant who needs both a bedroom and a living area. Being designated as youth housing, it likely comes with specific rental terms outlined in the lease agreement. No details were provided about a balcony or terrace.

The surrounding neighborhood on Borgergade is close to the heart of the city, ensuring quick access to cafes, shops, and various services. The streets blend residential and commercial uses, with numerous stores within easy walking distance. The area is pedestrian-friendly, and the city center is easily reachable by a short bike ride.

Transportation options include well-developed cycling routes that connect to the city center and surrounding districts. Public transit consists mainly of buses and regional trains, which facilitate commuting within the region and to neighboring towns. Service frequency and routes vary depending on the time of day, with city buses typically covering shorter journeys.

Nearby educational institutions include H.C. Ørsted Gymnasiet, Frederiksberg; TEC, Frederiksberg; Technical Education Copenhagen; Copenhagen University College at Diakonissestiftelsen; CBS PhD School; Copenhagen University College at Nyelandsvej; Copenhagen Business School; Army Officer School; DAC education; and the PhD School of Science at UCPH. These are listed as conveniently accessible schools in the vicinity.

For everyday shopping, residents can choose from standard grocery stores and supermarkets nearby, with specialty shops concentrated in the city center. Larger shopping centers offering a wider variety are located within a short distance, while local outlets serve regular daily needs.

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