8 m2 apartment on Arnesvej

Arnesvej, , floor: st. vær. 1..

Tucked away on Arnesvej in Brønshøj, this compact youth unit measures just 8 m² and consists of a single, simply furnished room intended for one occupant. The monthly rent is 3,304 DKK. An advance payment of 3,304 DKK is required, and the security deposit is 9,912 DKK (equivalent to three months’ rent). The dwelling is part of the youth housing scheme and therefore aimed at younger tenants.

The surrounding neighborhood blends residential streets with everyday services. Several small parks and green pockets are within easy reach, and the local streets offer a mix of quiet lanes and livelier strips lined with shops and cafés. Walking around the area gives access to both peaceful residential corners and busier commercial stretches.

There are numerous education providers nearby that make the location attractive for students and trainees. Local branches of NEXT Uddannelse København are found at Rentemestervej, Nørrebro and Emdrup, plus a NEXT unit at Håndværker-Skolehjemmet. Other institutions within the area include Københavns Erhvervsakademi (Nordvest), TEC (Technical Education Copenhagen) and its Frederiksberg campus, H.C. Ørsted Gymnasium (Frederiksberg), Københavns Professionshøjskole on Nyelandsvej, and the CBS PhD School. The mix of vocational and higher-education options means commuting patterns and study experiences vary depending on the chosen program.

Cycling to central Copenhagen is straightforward; dedicated bike routes run toward Frederiksberg and the inner city, and cycling is a common way to get around. Public transport is mainly served by buses, with connections onward to S-train and metro nodes; buses provide local coverage to neighboring districts and links to larger transport hubs.

Everyday shopping needs are easily met: small grocery stores and independent shops are close by, while larger supermarkets and shopping centers are within a short distance. Local services such as pharmacies, bakeries and other convenience outlets are available in the neighborhood and adjacent areas, covering daily essentials.

• Youth housing