Pet friendly apartments in Copenhagen

Hi Everyone,

Next month I will be moving to Copenhagen with my partner and our 6 pound pomeranian that is 7 years old. Will it be possible to find a pet friendly apartment in Norberro, Vesterbro, or Osterbro?

Really appreciate any advice or tips on finding a pet friendly apartment within Copenhagen.

Not impossible, but of course, it won't make things easier.

There are some sites where you can look for apartments. Look e.g. for apartments where Husdyr er tilladt.

You can get an impression of the market here
https://www.boligportal.dk/find?limitRecords=20

/Nellie

Thank you for your help!

If anyone went through this same experience of searching for an apartment with a pet, please share your experience.

I was rejected by a number of apartments solely because I have a small, indoor cat.  I suspect with a dog it may be even more challenging.  The last two apartments I've rented have been advertised as "no-pets", but the landlord agreed to an exception - so it's worth asking, even if the listing advises no pets.  Best of luck.

Hello,


We a family of 3 are moving to Denmark, Nærum area this November. We have 2 large and 2 small dogs. It seems like it will be a real challenge to find a rented apartment to start with in Denmark with our dogs.


Pinto

Hello Pinto,


This is an old thread ! What is your question ?


Hoe can we help ?


Regards,

Bhavna

Its not impossible but defiantly a challenge. My advice is to take a day and call the largest rental agencies and eventually you will find a flat. However, it will drastically reduce the selection of accommodation so you need to be ready to take what is offered.

Hi Pinto,


To put it straight, I am not optimistic at all. When it comes to pet animals, the market is very limited, and if a flat is labelled Pet animals allowed, it often means only one small animal.


I assume that a villa might be the solution, but villas are often rented out only for a limited time, otherwise they are put for sale.


Furthermore, if you find a housing where you can settle with your household, you may expect it to be located somewhere where it will be necessary for you to have your own car and expect a long commute distance/time.


Many housing agents are take advantage of the housing shortage where you'll pay for referrals to not available housings. Trustpilot may be a good indicator if this is the case, but even Trustpilot isn't always trustworthy. Therefore, Do ask the company for help to find you a housing.


EDC is a respectable real estate chain. If you make a search on the poastal codes 2800 - 3000, you'll find housings along the coastal railway.

https://www.edc.dk/leje/sog/?postnr=2800-3000

It doesn't appear from the list whether pet animals are allowed or not, but you'll see the contact information to the local agent.


https://blog.dogley.com/dk/hjaelp-til-h … -din-hund/


Good luck

/Nellie