9 m² furnished room in 5-person flat — Terrasserne, Copenhagen

• Overview
• Practical details
• Living with housemates
• Location & transport
• Who it’s for
• How to apply & contact

Overview

This is a compact, furnished 9 m² room offered in a five-person shared student apartment listed for residents of Copenhagen. The flat is described as non-profit housing, which explains the comparatively low rent. The listing highlights shared access to standard apartment facilities — kitchen, washing machine, dishwasher and bathroom — plus basement storage and a TV in the common area. The ad is geared toward exchange students and mentions straightforward CPR registration with a rental contract, making it easier for international students who need a Danish address.

Practical details

The room is furnished and intended for short-to-medium stays typical of exchange or study visits. Expect a small private sleeping/study area with shared living spaces. The apartment allows cooking and provides laundry facilities in-unit, which keeps monthly living costs down compared with external laundromats. Basement storage is available if you arrive with luggage or want to leave larger items during a limited stay.

Because this listing links to an external roommate/room portal, contract specifics and precise lease terms (length, utilities included, exact move-in date) should be confirmed through the linked listing or the advertiser. The ad mentions a security deposit and a low monthly rent; these are included in the structured data on this page so you can compare price directly without scrolling through the original text.

Living with housemates

The apartment is shared with other young people from various countries, which typically creates an international, student-friendly atmosphere. Shared flats like this often run on a cooperative routine: shared cleaning responsibilities, a rota for kitchen use, and communal social time. If you value a social living environment, a shared flat with four other students can be a good fit — but if you prefer a quiet, private routine, ask about house rules and typical daily schedules before committing.

We recommend preparing a few questions to screen compatibility: study/work hours, guests/overnight visitors policy, cleaning expectations and any additional costs for utilities. Those details will help you avoid common mismatches in shared student housing.

Location & transport

The listing notes easy access to central Copenhagen by public transport; the commute to central city areas is practical for students who need to reach university campuses or libraries. For everyday life, check local grocery options, bike paths, and nearby green spaces — the listing references calm surroundings and paths for walking and cycling, which can be a big plus for wellbeing during study periods.

If you rely on public transport, verify the closest bus stops and travel zones. Many student cards and transport discounts depend on zone boundaries, so confirm whether your typical routes fall inside the relevant zones for monthly passes or discount cards.

Who it’s for

This offer is tailored to exchange or international students seeking a low-cost, furnished room in a shared apartment. It is particularly suited to those who prioritise budget and a social living situation over private space. The inclusion of CPR-registration assistance makes it attractive to non-Danish students who must register quickly after arrival.

It is less suitable for people who need guaranteed quiet for full-time remote work, or those who require private amenities (own bathroom or kitchen). If you study irregular hours or need a strict quiet environment for exams, make sure to clarify the household’s daily rhythm with the current tenants or advertiser.

How to apply & contact

This page includes a link to the original external listing where contact details and the application process are managed. Because this is an external advertisement originally posted on a roommate portal, always confirm availability, exact move-in dates and lease terms directly through that link or the advertiser. Ask for a clear rental contract if you need CPR registration; the listing states that a contract is provided, which is important for official registration.

Before committing, request photographs of the specific room (not only the common areas), confirm utility arrangements, and ask about deposit return conditions. If you arrange a viewing, consider bringing a checklist: condition of the room, mattress state, internet speed, and where you would store personal belongings. These quick checks help avoid surprises on move-in day.