31 m2 apartment on Molestien
Molestien, Sydhavnen - 2. 219
- Rent
- 6,092 DKK
- Rental period
- Unlimited
- Property type
- Apartment
- Location
- København SV
- Size
- 31 m²
- Rooms
- 1
Studio student apartment, 31 m², located at Molestien in Copenhagen SV (postcode 2450). Monthly rent: DKK 6,092. Advance rent: DKK 6,092. Security deposit: DKK 18,276. Estimated utility prepayment (A/C): DKK 375. Rental period is not specified in the available information.
This is a dormitory-style residence intended for people enrolled in eligible vocational or higher-education programs (apprentices, trainees, and students receiving SU). Applicants must generally be able to document an active course of study. Units come with a private kitchen and bathroom; the development includes both single-room and multi-room apartments and offers a number of wheelchair-accessible units. Shared amenities on each floor include communal kitchens and lounge areas. The building also features a roof terrace with barbecue facilities, a bicycle workshop, basement storage rooms, and outdoor spaces for recreation and exercise. Depending on the layout and size of a specific unit, tenants can live alone or share an apartment with others.
The surroundings combine urban streetscapes with green courtyard areas typical of residential complexes that provide common outdoor and indoor facilities for residents. Daily errands and access to city amenities are conveniently close, and the location connects easily to both central Copenhagen and the harbor through neighboring districts.
Several educational institutions lie within roughly a 5 km radius, making the address convenient for students and those affiliated with schools: Aalborg University Copenhagen, NEXT Uddannelse København (including Sukkertoppen Gymnasium), Copenhagen University College (Københavns Professionshøjskole), the Hotel and Restaurant School (Hotel- og Restaurantskolen), Roskilde Tekniske Skole – Vigerslev Allé, HTX Gastro Science, SOSU H, Paul Petersens Idrætsinstitut, and the Army Officers’ School (Hærens Officersskole).
Cycling is a natural and efficient way to get around here; many central parts of Copenhagen are within short bike rides. Public transport options include city buses, S-train services and the Metro, while regional trains and local bus routes provide alternatives for reaching other districts without a car.
Everyday shopping and services—supermarkets, cafés and similar conveniences—are within walking or cycling distance, making day-to-day errands easy to manage from this address.
This is a dormitory-style residence intended for people enrolled in eligible vocational or higher-education programs (apprentices, trainees, and students receiving SU). Applicants must generally be able to document an active course of study. Units come with a private kitchen and bathroom; the development includes both single-room and multi-room apartments and offers a number of wheelchair-accessible units. Shared amenities on each floor include communal kitchens and lounge areas. The building also features a roof terrace with barbecue facilities, a bicycle workshop, basement storage rooms, and outdoor spaces for recreation and exercise. Depending on the layout and size of a specific unit, tenants can live alone or share an apartment with others.
The surroundings combine urban streetscapes with green courtyard areas typical of residential complexes that provide common outdoor and indoor facilities for residents. Daily errands and access to city amenities are conveniently close, and the location connects easily to both central Copenhagen and the harbor through neighboring districts.
Several educational institutions lie within roughly a 5 km radius, making the address convenient for students and those affiliated with schools: Aalborg University Copenhagen, NEXT Uddannelse København (including Sukkertoppen Gymnasium), Copenhagen University College (Københavns Professionshøjskole), the Hotel and Restaurant School (Hotel- og Restaurantskolen), Roskilde Tekniske Skole – Vigerslev Allé, HTX Gastro Science, SOSU H, Paul Petersens Idrætsinstitut, and the Army Officers’ School (Hærens Officersskole).
Cycling is a natural and efficient way to get around here; many central parts of Copenhagen are within short bike rides. Public transport options include city buses, S-train services and the Metro, while regional trains and local bus routes provide alternatives for reaching other districts without a car.
Everyday shopping and services—supermarkets, cafés and similar conveniences—are within walking or cycling distance, making day-to-day errands easy to manage from this address.
- Youth housing
- Rent paid in advance: 6,092
- Deposit: 18,276
- Payment on account: 375
- Vacant: 1. February 2027
- Placed:
- Might be allowed - ask landlord
- Case number: 1918703