3 room apartment on 80 m2

Badstuegade.

Situated in the absolute heart of Haderslev, these distinguished townhouses offer a unique residential experience. Housed within a pastel green structure adorned with white-framed windows and street-facing bay windows, these historic apartments stand out. Originally constructed in 1821, the entire building underwent extensive renovation both inside and out during the late 1980s, ensuring that the residences meet contemporary standards for modern living. The three-story building contains units on the second floor characterized by slanted walls, with one two-room apartment featuring a loft. The original broad plank floors have been planed and treated with soap, while gray-painted, paneled doors and moldings remain preserved throughout. Each room includes built-in wardrobes. Bathrooms are equipped with linoleum flooring and white walls finished with wallpaper. Kitchen layouts vary, with some integrating openly into the living areas, while others feature separate dining kitchens. All kitchens come fitted with a fridge-freezer combo, stove, and extractor hood, complemented by a central ventilation system that serves both kitchen and bathroom spaces. Tenants are permitted to have a dishwasher, washing machine, and condenser dryer, though installation costs fall to the tenant if these appliances are not already fitted. Laundry facilities are accessible in the shared laundry room located at Naffet 4A. The inviting courtyard provides seating arrangements next to a small stream, which connects Haderslev Dam and the inner pond to the fjord.

Utility costs such as water and heating are billed monthly on an advance payment basis by the landlord, while electricity is settled directly with the utility company.

The neighborhood itself is predominantly composed of historic buildings located in the center of Haderslev, a town rich in heritage. Many structures within the townhouse area date far back in time and suit those who appreciate residences with few neighbors, original wide plank flooring, ornamental plaster ceilings, unusual angles, stately facades, and cobblestone-paved streets. Newer constructions are also found within this cluster, notably around Dannevirkestræde, Høppners Gård, parts of Klosteret, and Naffet. Residents have access to a communal space on Lavgade, while guest apartments on Store Klingbjerg offer accommodations with two or four beds, kitchenettes, and private showers and toilets. Additional photos and information are available on the association’s website.

The surrounding area provides a comprehensive urban environment. Haderslev, known for its impressive cathedral and historical architecture, is a vibrant market town filled with specialty shops, fitness centers, restaurants, and cafés. With the fjord and inner pond nearby, residents can enjoy activities such as fishing, sailing, and nature-related experiences. Opportunities to walk with the town’s night watchmen, visit Gram Castle, or participate in cultural events abound. Major transportation routes include a motorway 5 kilometers away, a 25-kilometer trip to Kolding, and around 45 kilometers to the border.

The rental scheme offers a degree of flexibility, allowing applicants who meet one or more specified criteria to move ahead in the queue, securing housing more quickly than through the usual waiting list.

One such flexible criterion applies to employment: candidates working at least 25 hours per week within Haderslev Municipality but residing outside the municipality may qualify. Proof requirements include a contract of employment for permanent work, wage slips from the past three months, and a certificate of residence.

Please refer to lease number 16-27-1525 when making inquiries.