Apartment on Molestien in København SV

Studio on Molestien in Copenhagen SV, 31 m², offered as student housing. Rent is 6,248 DKK per month, with an advance rent payment of 6,248 DKK required up front. Security deposit is 18,743 DKK and estimated monthly utilities are 425 DKK. The length of the tenancy is not specified. The unit is self-contained with its own kitchen and bathroom, and the building configuration allows for both single-occupancy and shared flats.

Occupancy is restricted to apprentices, trainees or students enrolled in programs eligible for SU (state education support); international students may be accepted under the same conditions as Danish students.

The property provides a range of shared amenities: each floor has a communal kitchen/lounge area, there is a roof terrace with barbecue facilities, bicycle workshop and bike cellar, plus storage rooms. The courtyard includes outdoor exercise equipment, small planted areas and space for ball games. Many of the flats also feature a private balcony or terrace.

The neighborhood mixes residential blocks and urban streets, with public green spaces and the harbor promenade within easy reach. Some streets are calm and residential while areas closer to main thoroughfares have more activity. The building’s shared outdoor and indoor spaces are intended for both relaxation and group activities.

Several educational institutions lie within about 5 km, making the location convenient for students: Aalborg University Copenhagen, NEXT Uddannelse København (including Sukkertoppen Gymnasium), University College Copenhagen, the Hotel and Restaurant School, Roskilde Technical School at Vigerslev Allé, HTX Gastro Science, SOSU H, Paul Petersens Sports Institute and the Army Officer School.

Cycling to the city centre and other districts is quick and practical, and the area is well suited to bike commuting. Public transport options include buses and S-train connections that link to the rest of Copenhagen and allow access to central hubs and campuses with relatively few changes.

Everyday groceries and local shops are close by for routine needs; a wider selection of shops and specialty stores can be found in nearby neighborhoods and the inner city, all easily reached by bike or public transport.

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