Apartment for 17,922 kr.

A three-room apartment (85 m²) on Viola Nørløvs Gade in Copenhagen SV, offered at a monthly rent of DKK 17,922. Upfront costs include prepaid rent DKK 17,922 and a deposit of DKK 53,766. Monthly advance for utilities (A/C) is DKK 800. The property type is an apartment and comes with outdoor space (balcony/terrace). Pets are permitted.

Inside, the floors are oak parquet and several rooms are fitted with underfloor heating. The kitchen is a white Invita UNA design and comes complete with a glass-ceramic induction hob, fridge/freezer, built-in oven and an integrated dishwasher for a cohesive look. The bathroom features large-format tiles on the floor and in the shower niche, underfloor heating and a stacked washer/dryer unit. The flat is light-filled and laid out efficiently.

Residents have direct access to a roof terrace and may also use a larger communal orangery and the shared outdoor areas within the development. The communal grounds are designed as planted green spaces with seating zones, connected by walkways and pedestrian bridges that link the courtyards and common areas between the blocks. One of the rooftop terraces includes a communal room with direct access to the terrace.

Architecturally, the building blends contemporary design with traditional materials — hand-moulded bricks and classic window frames — and landscaping focuses on grass borders and planted courtyards that frame the shared gathering spaces.

The neighbourhood reflects Sydhavnen’s character, with opportunities for walks and bike rides along the quay and nearby green areas. A range of local amenities, green courtyards and outdoor seating areas are attached to the property for everyday use.

Nearby educational institutions include Aalborg University Copenhagen; NEXT Uddannelse København and NEXT — Sukkertoppen Gymnasium; University College Copenhagen (Københavns Professionshøjskole); Hotel and Restaurant School; Roskilde Tekniske Skole — Vigerslev Allé; HTX Gastro Science; SOSU H; the Army Officer School (Hærens Officersskole); and Paul Petersens Idrætsinstitut.

Cycling is convenient with good routes into the city centre and other districts of Copenhagen. Public transport options include buses and the S-train, connecting Copenhagen SV to the wider city and suburbs, with local bus stops and regional rail links a short distance away.

Everyday shopping is convenient: the neighbourhood hosts grocery stores, supermarkets and specialist shops within a short distance of the address.

• Balcony/terrasse