36 m2 apartment in København SV

Set on Molestien in Copenhagen SV, this compact studio measures 36 m² and is offered at a monthly rent of 7,107 DKK. The same amount has been paid in advance, the refundable deposit is 21,322 DKK, and estimated A/C utilities are 525 DKK per month. The unit is part of a youth housing scheme within a kollegium, so applicants must be apprentices, pupils, or actively enrolled in an SU‑eligible education (or equivalent) to qualify. Some units can be shared, as noted in the building’s housing options.

The apartment features its own kitchen and bathroom in an open studio layout that combines living and sleeping space with meal prep facilities. Many units in the complex also offer private outdoor areas such as balconies or terraces.

On‑site communal amenities are extensive: each floor has shared kitchens and lounge areas, and residents can use a rooftop terrace with grilling facilities and seating. Practical facilities include a bike workshop, bicycle cellar and individual storage rooms. The courtyard provides outdoor fitness equipment, a ball court and planted relaxation spaces. On the ground floor there is a resident‑run café with seating, and the basement houses recreational rooms with games and shared furniture.

The immediate surroundings mix harbourfront and urban streets with secluded inner courtyards. The location in Copenhagen SV sits close to the water and offers easy access to the city center, with a blend of housing, business premises and green/recreational areas nearby.

A number of educational institutions lie within roughly five kilometres, including Aalborg Universitet København, NEXT Uddannelse København (and NEXT – Sukkertoppen Gymnasium), Københavns Professionshøjskole, Hotel- og Restaurantskolen, Roskilde Tekniske Skole (Vigerslev Allé), HTX Gastro Science, SOSU H, Paul Petersens Idrætsinstitut and Hærens Officersskole.

Daily travel is straightforward by bike — cycling to central Copenhagen and neighbouring districts is practical — and public transport is available via local bus routes and nearby train/S‑train stations for wider connections. Everyday shopping needs can be met on foot at local grocery and convenience stores, while larger shopping centres and a broader retail selection are a short trip away.

• Youth housing