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    2 rooms apartment of 57m²

    Jernbanegade, 7323 Give, Denmark

    4.750 kr / month

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Give?

Apartment rents in Give typically range from 4750 kr to 4750 kr per month. The exact cost depends on location, size, and type of apartment.

What types of apartments are available in Give?

In Give, you can find everything from small studios and one-bedroom flats to larger multi-room apartments. Both furnished and unfurnished rentals are available.

What is the move-in cost for an apartment in Give?

The move-in cost usually includes one month’s rent, up to three months’ deposit, and possible prepaid rent. Expect to pay 2–4 months' rent up front.

Are pets allowed in apartments in Give?

Whether pets are allowed depends on the rental agreement. Some landlords permit dogs or cats, while others do not – check the contract carefully.

What does it mean if a lease is "free"?

A free lease allows the landlord more flexibility in setting terms such as rent and termination. However, the agreement must still comply with Danish tenancy laws.