32 m2 apartment in København SV

Compact 32 m² studio on Molestien in Copenhagen SV offered as youth/student housing. Monthly rent is DKK 6,159; an identical amount is required in advance. Security deposit totals DKK 18,477, and an estimated advance for utilities/consumption is DKK 400. The lease length is set by the landlord and must be confirmed directly. The unit comprises a single living room with its own bathroom and kitchen fittings.

The building’s units largely enjoy private balconies or terraces. Allocation of rooms is conditional on documentation of vocational or educational status — applicants must prove they are apprentices, enrolled pupils, or actively pursuing studies that qualify for Danish student support. International students are considered under the same rules as other applicants.

Shared facilities are extensive: floor-level common rooms with communal kitchens, a roof terrace equipped for barbecues, and landscaped courtyard sitting areas. Practical amenities include a bicycle workshop, bike storage in the cellar, storage lockers, and shared laundry machines. On the ground floor there is a resident-run café open to tenants and their guests, and the basement contains social spaces for games and relaxation.

The surrounding area in Sydhavnen mixes residential and commercial uses and offers partial views of the water, urban surroundings, and internal courtyards depending on the apartment. Outdoor green space in the courtyard includes a small ball court and outdoor fitness equipment, and the nearby waterfront promenades provide pleasant quay-side walking routes.

Several educational institutions lie within easy reach, among them Aalborg University’s Copenhagen campus, NEXT Uddannelse København (including Sukkertoppen Gymnasium), University College Copenhagen, the Hotel and Restaurant School, Roskilde Technical School (Vigerslev Allé), HTX Gastro Science, SOSU H, Paul Petersens Sports Institute, and the Army Officer School — listed here as local study options (no addresses provided).

Getting around is straightforward: there are dedicated cycle routes into the city center and public transport connections via buses, regional trains and the metro for broader access across Copenhagen. Local daily shopping and services are available nearby along main traffic corridors, with supermarkets and smaller specialty stores within easy reach.

• Youth housing