Teglværksgården

Housing Overview and Local Area

In this property, you can enjoy your own kitchen, toilet, and bathroom, ensuring a high degree of privacy and comfort. A shared kitchen is not part of the facilities. For those interested in obtaining a 1-room apartment, one should expect a waiting time of between 6 to 12 months. If you are looking for a multi-room apartment, the waiting time can extend to over 12 months.

The building is located in an exciting, new urban environment that has emerged in Sydhavnen, particularly around Frederiksholmsløbet. Teglværksgården houses 82 public family and youth apartments, situated in a quiet area close to Copenhagen's city center. The building is part of a mixed block structure that combines both public housing and owner-occupied apartments.

The youth apartments are bright and functional, designed as 1- and 2-room apartments with sizes ranging from 37 to 48 m². They all have their own kitchen, toilet, and bathroom. Although there are no major appliances included, provisions have been made for a refrigerator, stove, and washing column. For families with children, it is possible to live in the 2-room apartments. There are also common rooms for social interaction, including a large common room with terrace access.

The property has two elevators serving all apartments, and on the ground floor, there is both a user-paid laundry and a bicycle parking area. Additionally, there are basement storage units for residents.

The outdoor areas are well-designed with paths that connect the courtyard's practical and recreational elements. Here you will find green recreational areas, a playground, and waste management areas, all accessible to both public and private housing residents. Water plays a central role in the environment and is easily accessible for recreational activities.

Teglværksbyen is a new part of Copenhagen, characterized by a young resident composition. The area is peaceful and offers many outdoor activities such as swimming and kayaking. It is close to larger recreational areas and educational institutions like AAU-CPH and Sydhavnsskolen. Public transport is easily accessible, and with the upcoming metro connection, Copenhagen city center will be just a few minutes away.

Transport options are good with several bus lines and Sydhavn Station within walking distance. Biking is an easy way to reach Copenhagen city center, and there is a harbor bus stop nearby. When the metro stations Enghave Brygge and Sluseholmen open in 2024, it will be even easier to get around. For drivers, there is easy access to the motorway, while parking is on the street.