




Jöfursbás 5C
112 Reykjavík
Bright and high-quality 64.5 m² apartment with sea view in Jöfursbás For rent is a bright and well-planned 64.5 m² two-room apartment in Jöfursbás 5C, 112 Reykjavík. The apartment is on the 4th floor, with one bedroom and one bathroom and is rented furnished. A west-facing balcony is off the living room with a beautiful sea view. The apartment is available by arrangement.
Apartment Description
- Entrance hall with built-in wardrobe.
- Open kitchen and living room with good natural light.
- Kitchen with high-quality fittings, quartz countertop, and AEG appliances.
- Living room with floor-to-ceiling windows and access to a west-facing balcony.
- Spacious bedroom with good closet space and floor-to-ceiling windows.
- Beautiful sea view from both the living room and bedroom.
- Tiled bathroom with high-quality fittings.
- Underfloor heating in the apartment.
- Bicycle and stroller storage in common areas.
- There is an elevator in the building.
- The apartment is rented furnished.
The Neighborhood The apartment is located in a recently developed area by the sea in Gufunes. Beautiful nature, coastline, and good walking and cycling paths are in the immediate vicinity. Services in Spöngin are a short distance away, including grocery stores, a pharmacy, a health center, restaurants, and other services.
Rental Terms Monthly rent is 330,000 ISK. Heating and house fund fees are included in the rent. Tenant pays electricity and internet. Security deposit is two months' rent. Minimum lease term is 3 months and maximum lease term is 6 months. The apartment is best suited for a single person or a couple.
Amenities
Microwave
Fridge
Dishwasher
Balcony
Furnished
Utilities
Heat included
Electricity not included
Housefund included
Internet not included
House rules
Maximum 2 tenants
No pets allowed
Monthly rent
330,000 kr
2 applications have been sent already
Available from
1 Nov 2026
Rental period
3 - 6 months
First month
330,000 kr
Security deposit
2 months / 660,000 krTotal move-in cost
990,000 kr
Rented out by Sigrún Viðarsdóttir