1 rooms for 5,500 kr. per month

Compact 29 m² one-room flat on Olof Palmes Allé in Aarhus N, served by an elevator and featuring a separate kitchen and private bathroom. The main living space includes built-in wardrobes and opens onto a French balcony. Monthly rent is DKK 5,500. Upfront costs are DKK 5,500 (prepaid rent) and a DKK 16,500 deposit; estimated A/C utility contribution is DKK 350 per month.

The building is part of a larger property offering shared facilities: several communal rooms with balconies, a rooftop terrace with seating, and bookable halls for larger meetings or events. Additional common areas are located in an adjacent building, used for meetings and study groups.

Situated in Aarhus N, the flat is close to the university area and within easy cycling distance of the city centre. The neighborhood mixes residential and institutional buildings and is served by green spaces and walking/cycling paths that make short trips convenient. The address is in an established district with local services and public infrastructure.

Several educational institutions are nearby, including Aarhus Tech, VIA University College (Campus Aarhus N), SOSU Østjylland, Aarhus Business College, the HHX gymnasium in Risskov, the Graduate School of Health (Aarhus University – Health), the engineering faculty at Aarhus University, and the Danish School of Media and Journalism.

Cycling is an efficient option for travel between the flat, campuses, and central Aarhus. Public transport is also good—local bus stops are within walking distance and the light rail and bus network connect the neighborhood to the city centre and other districts.

For everyday needs there are grocery stores and small shops close by; larger supermarkets and retail areas are a short bike or drive away. Practical services such as pharmacies and post offices are available in the district or nearby neighborhoods.

This description summarizes the practical details of the tenancy and its surroundings, covering rent and upfront payments, living area and amenities, elevator access, and the flat’s connections to education, transport, and shopping.

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