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Åvænget is a residential area composed of terraced houses built between 1988 and 1992, each featuring private gardens and terraces. The community includes a common house as well as a guest house for residents' use. Heating is provided through a combination of electricity and natural gas. Tenants also have access to guest rooms within the development. The rental arrangements follow specific regulations; those interested are advised to contact the Department Office in Ribe for detailed information.

Situated within a small village in Haderslev Municipality, Åvænget benefits from local amenities including a school offering classes from kindergarten through sixth grade, a combined daycare and nursery, as well as three registered home-based childminders. The village also has a church, a grocery store, a hairdresser, and a massage clinic. The area is characterized by an active community life, catering to both younger and older residents with activities such as krolf and darts. The nearby local hall hosts a wide variety of events suitable for all age groups. The village holds a three-day annual festival and an Open By Night event at the grocery store, featuring a whole roasted pig as part of the festivities. The natural surroundings enhance the community's appeal, with a small stream running down towards Åvænget. In terms of location, Bevtoft lies just under 11 kilometers from Toftlund, approximately 12 kilometers from Vojens, and about 16 kilometers from Gram.

Inside the homes, the kitchen and living room are combined to form an open conversational space. A utility room is available with hookups for a washing machine and dryer. The living room provides access to both the garden and terrace, offering ample opportunity to enjoy outdoor living, alongside the shared green spaces within the neighborhood. Flooring consists of parquet in the living areas, tiles in the entryway, bathroom, and utility room, and vinyl flooring in the kitchen. The kitchens are equipped with a refrigerator/freezer unit, a hob, and an extractor fan. Parking options include the possibility of leasing a carport from the community. Heating systems rely on both electricity and natural gas, and some homes are additionally fitted with heat pumps.

The majority of residents are older adults. All matters concerning the operation of the development, including rent adjustments, are decided annually by the tenants at a general meeting. Social activities are organized regularly, including communal dinners on the first Sunday of each month, bingo games, leisurely walking groups, and a knitting club, providing engaging opportunities for community involvement.

Residents are free to modify the interior layout of their homes, but must report any intended changes beforehand. Upon moving out, tenants may receive compensation for any improvements they have paid for themselves. Maintenance of the green areas, as well as cleaning of walkways and stairways, is managed by the property caretaker, who also carries out minor repairs within the homes. When residents take up occupancy, the home is freshly painted. Additionally, a building inspector oversees ongoing maintenance of the estate.

This property is part of a general housing association, therefore the danish rules for such applies.