56 m2 apartment in København SV

A three-room student apartment on Molestien in Copenhagen SV, covering 56 m². Rent is 11,072 DKK per month; an equal amount must be paid in advance. The security deposit is 33,215 DKK, and an estimated monthly utility charge (a conto) is 825 DKK.

The unit has its own kitchen and bathroom. The kitchenette comes with built-in appliances — hob, extractor, fridge with freezer compartment and a microwave — while the bathroom offers integrated storage. With three separate rooms the flat can be used by one person or shared, subject to the house rules for cohabitation. Some flats in the development also include a balcony or terrace, so a private outdoor area may be available in certain units.

This property is part of a collegiate housing concept and is intended for apprentices, trainees or students actively enrolled in an SU-eligible education; international students are accepted on the same terms.

Residents have access to extensive shared amenities: communal living rooms on each floor with kitchen and lounge facilities, a rooftop terrace equipped with an electric grill and seating, a bicycle workshop and bike cellar, additional storage rooms in the basement, and outdoor courtyard facilities that include fitness equipment, a ball court and small planted sitting areas. There is also a resident-run café within the building and a communal laundry room with modern washers and dryers.

The surrounding Copenhagen SV neighborhood mixes urban streets with waterside quays and planted courtyard spaces. It offers a blend of quiet backyards and direct urban links, with short walks to recreational areas along the quay and to the green communal areas within the development.

A number of educational institutions lie within roughly five kilometers, among them: Aalborg University Copenhagen; NEXT Uddannelse København; NEXT – Sukkertoppen Gymnasium; University College Copenhagen (Københavns Professionshøjskole); the Hotel and Restaurant School; Roskilde Tekniske Skole at Vigerslev Allé; HTX Gastro Science; SOSU H; Paul Petersens Idrætsinstitut; and the Army Officers’ School.

Cycling is a convenient option for daily travel and accessing much of the city thanks to good bike routes from Copenhagen SV toward the inner city and other neighborhoods. The area is also served by buses and S-trains with stops within walking distance, making commuting feasible without a car. Everyday shopping needs are met by local convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, with further retail options in adjacent districts.

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