Room for 8,250 kr.
Helsinkigade, Nordhavn - 3. 340
- Rent
- 8,250 DKK
- Rental period
- Unlimited
- Property type
- Room
- Location
- Nordhavn
- Size
- 26 m²
- Rooms
- 1
A compact student studio in Nordhavn occupying 26 m² is available for rent at DKK 8,250 per month. The apartment is arranged as a single-room studio; details about the security deposit will be provided on request. The lease cannot be terminated during the first three months, after which a three-month notice period applies.
The building sits by the water and offers the kinds of amenities you’d expect in modern student housing. Tenants can choose units with their own kitchenette or rooms that share a communal kitchen. Shared facilities include study areas, a fitness room, common lounges and programmed social events. The development also mentions access to a sauna and outdoor swimming opportunities in the harbour. Residents may be eligible to apply for housing allowance.
The neighborhood is shaped by recent waterfront development. Nearby you’ll find pedestrian-friendly streets, quayside promenades and a range of cafes and restaurants along the water, plus green recreational spaces that connect to several harbour baths and seating areas. The area mixes residential buildings, office space and public services, producing a combination of quieter blocks and busier thoroughfares.
Several educational institutions lie within roughly a 5 km radius, making the location convenient for students. Nearby schools and campuses include Københavns Mode- og Designskole, Forsvarsakademiet, Kunstakademiets Konservatorskole, NEXT – Vibenshus Gymnasium, the training ship Georg Stage, University of Copenhagen (Nørre Campus), the Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences (University of Copenhagen), the School for Clinical Assistants and Dental Hygienists, and Københavns Professionshøjskole (including continuing education at Sigurdsgade). Student status is required to apply for this type of youth housing.
Daily travel is well supported by public transport and cycling infrastructure. Metro, S-train and bus stops are within a short walk, and the city’s cycle paths provide direct, quick routes to the city centre and neighboring districts. Local shops and services—grocery stores, a pharmacy and waterfront cafés—cover everyday needs, while larger shopping options are easily reached by bike or public transport.
The building sits by the water and offers the kinds of amenities you’d expect in modern student housing. Tenants can choose units with their own kitchenette or rooms that share a communal kitchen. Shared facilities include study areas, a fitness room, common lounges and programmed social events. The development also mentions access to a sauna and outdoor swimming opportunities in the harbour. Residents may be eligible to apply for housing allowance.
The neighborhood is shaped by recent waterfront development. Nearby you’ll find pedestrian-friendly streets, quayside promenades and a range of cafes and restaurants along the water, plus green recreational spaces that connect to several harbour baths and seating areas. The area mixes residential buildings, office space and public services, producing a combination of quieter blocks and busier thoroughfares.
Several educational institutions lie within roughly a 5 km radius, making the location convenient for students. Nearby schools and campuses include Københavns Mode- og Designskole, Forsvarsakademiet, Kunstakademiets Konservatorskole, NEXT – Vibenshus Gymnasium, the training ship Georg Stage, University of Copenhagen (Nørre Campus), the Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences (University of Copenhagen), the School for Clinical Assistants and Dental Hygienists, and Københavns Professionshøjskole (including continuing education at Sigurdsgade). Student status is required to apply for this type of youth housing.
Daily travel is well supported by public transport and cycling infrastructure. Metro, S-train and bus stops are within a short walk, and the city’s cycle paths provide direct, quick routes to the city centre and neighboring districts. Local shops and services—grocery stores, a pharmacy and waterfront cafés—cover everyday needs, while larger shopping options are easily reached by bike or public transport.
- Youth housing
- Rent paid in advance: Contact owner
- Deposit: Contact owner
- Payment on account: Contact owner
- Vacant: Immediately
- Placed:
- Might be allowed - ask landlord
- Case number: 1901016