3-værelses rækkehus

Mesinge Mark.

The residential complex in Mesinge, constructed in 2004, is well maintained. Among the homes, two are designed to accommodate individuals with disabilities. The arrangement consists of a four-wing courtyard layout, featuring two buildings that extend from the main structure like "wings." The courtyard serves as a communal area, whereas the private gardens, oriented away from this shared space, offer complete privacy.

Situated in Mesinge, the community benefits from access to local shops and a school. It is located approximately 4 kilometers from Kerteminde, where residents have access to additional amenities such as retail stores, a sports hall, a library, and a variety of cultural activities.

Each private garden is enclosed by a beech hedge and includes a terrace. Outbuildings belonging to the residences are placed within the gardens and act as a buffer between neighboring properties. The courtyard encourages social interaction among residents and provides a safe environment where children can play freely. Facilities in this communal outdoor area include a petanque court, an outdoor kitchen equipped with a charcoal grill, a pergola-covered dining and leisure space, as well as a greenhouse. The courtyard is paved with tiles and surrounded by linden trees. Parking is available with sixteen spaces distributed on the northern and western sides, including two designated parking spots. Certain parking areas offer potential for the construction of carports.

The homes themselves are all single-story and come with private gardens. Kitchens are spacious and include dining areas. Laundry provisions are prepared within the bathrooms for washing machines. Each apartment is equipped with a refrigerator and a stove, and broadband internet access is available throughout the development.

The resident demographic features a significant number of seniors, but families and younger individuals also live here. Governance is managed by a board elected within the community. At the annual general meeting, residents collectively make decisions concerning the management of the property, including rent and operational matters.

Occupants have the flexibility to modify the interior layout of their homes, provided that any planned changes are submitted for approval beforehand. Financing for home improvements can be borrowed from the association and repaid through rent installments. When moving out, residents may receive compensation for enhancements they have personally funded.

Maintenance of the shared green spaces and minor repairs within the units are handled by an on-site caretaker. Additionally, a property manager is assigned to oversee the ongoing upkeep and maintenance of the entire complex.

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