Herlev 2-Room Apartment Rental at Bakkekæret

Property Overview

Key Facts and Rental Terms

The table repeats the terms published by home Projekt København on the official listing. In Denmark the room count covers living spaces and bedrooms, so this 2-room home has a kitchen-living room and one bedroom.

The rent is DKK 11,450 per month. Two amounts are due before the tenancy starts: a deposit of DKK 34,350, which matches three months' rent, and prepaid rent of DKK 11,450, which is set against the final months of the tenancy. Both stay within the Danish legal maximum of three months' rent each.

The listing does not state an aconto figure for water, heating or electricity, so ask the broker how utilities are billed in Bakkekæret and what a typical monthly amount is before you compare this home with others.

Photo Gallery

A facts card built from the official listing data opens the gallery. The two illustrative images that follow show the type of green courtyard and kitchen-living room described for Bakkekæret, not this specific apartment.

Features and Amenities

Inside the Apartment

The kitchen-living room is the main living space and brings cooking, dining and relaxing together in one room. According to the official floor plan, the kitchen run includes a fridge-freezer and a hob with an integrated oven, and a washer-dryer column is placed in the home, so laundry can be done without leaving the apartment.

The bedroom is separate from the living area and has a built-in wardrobe. The bathroom, a small technical room and an entrance hall complete the 45 sq m plan, and extra storage is provided in a storage room in the basement or plinth.

• Kitchen-living room with fridge-freezer and hob with oven
• Separate bedroom with a built-in wardrobe
• Bathroom and washer-dryer column
• Technical room and entrance hall
• Storage room in the basement or plinth

Building and Shared Facilities

Bakkekæret consists of 445 rental homes grouped around a green hill landscape in the courtyard, where the grass grows, the trees bear fruit and residents can tend herb gardens. A playground sits in the same courtyard, and the shared facilities include three orangeries, roof terraces and a community house of 400 sq m.

The building has a lift to the upper floors. A parking space can be rented in the basement garage, which also has charging spaces for electric cars, and the quarter was built in 2025 to energy label A2020.

• Lift in the building
• Courtyard with fruit trees, herb gardens and a playground
• Three orangeries and roof terraces
• Community house of 400 sq m
• Basement parking to rent with EV charging spaces

About the Neighbourhood

Bakkekæret lies in Herlev, a suburban municipality on the north-western side of Copenhagen. The advertiser points to Herlev's town centre, Herlev Bymidte, and the street Herlev Bygade, where restaurants, clothing shops and a hairdresser are found, together with the Herlev Torv square and the Herlev Bymidte Center shopping centre.

Getting Around

Herlev Station is about a 15-minute walk away and is served by the S-train, the suburban rail network of Greater Copenhagen. The advertiser also suggests the bicycle or the car for getting around, and the basement garage with charging spaces makes it practical to keep an electric car.

Daily Life Nearby

For larger shopping trips, BIG Shopping in Herlev offers a DIY store, a cinema and an indoor play centre. Closer to the front door, the orangeries, roof terraces and community house give residents shared places to meet, and the herb gardens in the courtyard are there for anyone who enjoys growing their own herbs.

About the Advertiser

home Projekt København is office 177 of home, a Danish chain of estate agencies. The office is run by Mørkenborg & Bengtson A/S, registered under CVR number 46491157 with estate agency as its activity, from Teglholmsgade in Copenhagen SV, and its two owners are registered estate agents and members of Dansk Ejendomsmæglerforening (MDE).

The office specialises in project sales, lettings and privatisation projects and states that it has handled the letting of more than 18,000 rental homes in Greater Copenhagen and North Zealand over the past five years. Bakkekæret is one of the letting projects shown on its office page, and the listing names a partner who is a registered estate agent as the responsible contact.

Before You Enquire

Book a viewing through the official listing before you sign or pay anything, and ask how utilities are billed, since the listing shows no aconto amount. The advertiser's small print says that applicants registered in RKI, the Danish register of bad payers, cannot be accepted, that pets need the landlord's approval, and that the photos on the listing do not necessarily show this exact apartment.

How to Enquire

Open the official listing with the button below and use its booking button to request a viewing or to contact the broker; the form asks for your name, postcode, phone number and email address, with space for comments. You can also write to the lettings email that the office publishes on the listing.