102 m2 apartment in København SV

Spacious three-room apartment located on Teglholmens Østkaj in Copenhagen SV.

The unit measures 102 m² and the monthly rent is DKK 22,000. One month’s rent (DKK 22,000) must be paid in advance and the security deposit is DKK 66,000. Inside you’ll find an entryway with room for a coat area and a generous, open-plan kitchen and living zone. The kitchen comes fitted with an oven, hob, extractor fan, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. Floors are solid hardwood from Junkers and taps and fittings are by Grohe. There are two bedrooms, each with built-in storage solutions. The bathroom, located near the entrance, offers a separate shower cubicle and space for both a washing machine and tumble dryer. The apartment includes two large balconies — one accessed from the kitchen/living area and the other with direct access from one of the bedrooms. Pets may be allowed subject to approval.

The neighborhood blends a dense urban feel with waterside surroundings. Teglholmen sits close to both waterfront and green spaces, with views across Sluseløbet toward Amager Fælled. Its position also provides relatively quick connections into central Copenhagen, making the Central Station and Rådhuspladsen reachable in a short time and opening up easy access to cafés, restaurants and cultural venues.

Several educational institutions lie within a few kilometres, including Aalborg University Copenhagen, University College Copenhagen (Københavns Professionshøjskole), SOSU H, Paul Petersens Idrætsinstitut, NEXT – Sukkertoppen Gymnasium, NEXT Uddannelse København, the Hotel and Restaurant School, Roskilde Tekniske Skole – Vigerslev Allé and HTX Gastro Science, as well as the Danish School of Media and Journalism in Copenhagen. This makes the location convenient for students and those attending professional training nearby.

Cycling is straightforward with direct routes into the inner city and to other districts, so the area is well suited for bike commuters. Public transport options include local bus services and, via the wider Copenhagen network, access to regional and national train and metro lines — making it easy to combine cycling with public transport for daily travel.

Everyday shopping needs are covered by nearby neighbourhood stores; supermarkets and specialty shops are all within a short distance, supporting routine grocery and service requirements.