Vester Voldgade, 160 m2, 5 rooms, 24,187 kr.

Set within a handsome red-brick building from 1895, this generously proportioned Copenhagen V apartment measures roughly 160 m² and is offered at a monthly rent of 24,187 DKK. The accommodation comprises five rooms in total: three bedrooms, two interconnecting reception rooms, a separate kitchen and a bathroom. Many rooms benefit from tall ceilings and large windows that flood the space with daylight. Period features remain intact throughout — decorative plasterwork, high-panel skirting, pale oak herringbone parquet floors, classic radiators and moulded door and window frames in the traditional style.

Tenancy conditions: a security deposit equal to three months’ rent is required. At the start of the lease the first month’s rent plus one month’s prepaid rent must be paid. Applicants listed in RKI (the Danish debt register) will not be accepted. The flat is not available for subletting as a shared flat or communal living arrangement, and pets are not permitted.

Parking and bikes: paid parking spaces can be rented in the building’s courtyard, which also provides bicycle parking. Residents may apply for a local parking permit through Copenhagen Municipality.

Location and transport: the apartment is very close to Indre By, with Rådhuspladsen and a wide selection of cafés, restaurants and shops a short walk away. Ørstedsparken lies nearby, offering green space for walking and running. Copenhagen Central Station (København H) is about 0.6 km away, and a bus stop at Rådhuspladsen sits roughly 0.2 km from the address. Well-developed cycling routes connect the area with the city centre and surrounding districts.

Local services and education: everyday shopping is within walking distance — there are small street-level shops and specialty stores on the ground floor facing the street, and supermarkets, pharmacies and other essentials close by. Within a five-kilometre radius you’ll find a range of educational institutions, including Niels Brock (with its vocational programmes and international gymnasium), Copenhagen Business College, Fashion Design Akademiet, CADA (Copenhagen Academy of Digital Arts), the University of Copenhagen and Pastoralseminariet (FKUV) — covering vocational training, design, digital arts and higher education.

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