4 room apartment on 96 m2

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The Hedensted - Tørring Department 54 offers inviting family residences conveniently positioned close to both urban amenities and natural surroundings. These well-designed homes feature either a terrace or balcony and are filled with natural light.

Each unit includes a bathroom with tiled flooring and underfloor heating, where, upon application, both a washing machine and condenser dryer can be installed. The kitchen is open to the living room and boasts beech veneer cabinet doors and durable countertops. Standard appliances include a fridge-freezer or fridge with a freezer compartment, a ceramic stove, and a centrally vented extractor hood. Dishwashers may be installed subject to approval, and previous tenants may have left installations in place; otherwise, the tenant bears the cost. Bedrooms come with built-in closets, and the flooring throughout is lacquered beech parquet except for the practical vinyl in the kitchen area. Ground-floor units have private terraces, while first-floor apartments enjoy spacious, sheltered balconies. Each residence is allotted storage space in a shed near the parking area. Utility costs for water, heating, and electricity are billed directly by the suppliers.

This department is a consolidation of several former subdivisions.

Family life is well supported here, with charming single-story terraced houses on Fuglevænget built in 1996, and those on Fugleparken dating back to 1989. These homes each have a modest private garden and terrace, ideal for enjoying morning coffee accompanied by birdsong in a peaceful setting. Children have access to a small dedicated playground within the area, and evenings may be spent socializing with neighbors around grills set up in the green lawns equipped with picnic benches. Residents can also borrow a communal room, free of charge, that accommodates roughly 35 people. Although washing machines can be installed in individual homes, a shared laundry facility is available for a fee.

The department enjoys a strategic location near the town center and local schools. It includes single-story yellow-brick terraced houses on Mejerivænget and two-storey yellow-brick elevator-served buildings at Aagade 10 and 12. Built in 2005 in the northern part of Tørring, these barrier-free homes are accessible to people with mobility challenges, although half the apartments at Aagade have external stairs to the first floor. Residents have access to a common room fitting about 25 guests and containing mattresses for four overnight visitors. Parking facilities are ample, and Mejerivænget is a cul-de-sac, ensuring minimal traffic.

Bright single-floor terraced houses in Overbygård date from 1997 and are located on a quiet dead-end street near the countryside. Close by is Østergårdsvej, featuring two-storey homes sharing a distinctive park-like common area-a rare community feature. These homes are designed without doorsteps, making them suitable for those with mobility impairments. Notably, homes on the first floor of Østergårdsvej are accessed via stairs, with elevators available only in units 2B through 2E. A communal room on Rosavej is rentable, and residents may keep one dog and one cat.

In the northwest part of Lindved, Tingbakken is a secluded residential street with minimal traffic, featuring two-by-two attached single-storey terraced houses built in 1998.

Modern two-storey apartments known as Bryggergården were completed in 2000 in central Rask Mølle. These buildings are constructed with red brick facades and exhibit a sleek architectural style with columns and tall gray window sections that allow plenty of light. Upon application, tenants may keep one cat or dog.

The 2004-built yellow-brick terraced houses in Åle consist of eight attached single-story units arranged in pairs, all fully wheelchair accessible. The department offers both a communal room and a guest apartment, hosting various social events open to all Åle residents. A communal bike shed is located near the parking area.

On Grønnevej, there is a quiet neighborhood of both terraced houses and standalone villas at numbers 1 and 10-22. Built in 1960, these single-floor homes have enjoyed a peaceful location in Tørring's center. Residences with odd numbers from 3 upward benefit from pleasant green outdoor spaces. Tenants are responsible for the cost of a basic TV package billed via the landlord. The department includes ten garages available for rent based on waiting lists. All residents can lease a communal room located approximately one kilometer away on Rosavej.

Situated on a small closed street within a southern Ølholm residential area are row houses built between 1974 and 1976. These one-story yellow-brick homes with red roofs underwent thermal insulation upgrades in 2015 and received new white windows and doors. The well-maintained shared outdoor areas offer space for ball games and places for social gatherings with picnic tables.

A department consisting of single-floor terraced houses spans Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring, all constructed in the late 1980s. Almost every tenant possesses a washing machine included in the lease. Except for those on Kingosvej, common rooms are available for group events. Communal outdoor areas are well cared for across the sites. On Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej, tenants may keep one dog or cat following an application.

The department includes detached homes and terraced houses spread across Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle, all offering private gardens and well-placed in these active towns. For those seeking cultural activities, the motorway network is conveniently located, connecting larger Triangle Region cities such as Horsens, Vejle, and Herning. Residents have access to a communal venue on Rosavej in Tørring, available for booking private events. Keeping one dog or cat is permitted after applying, with some dog breeds prohibited as listed in house rules.

In central Ølholm, a collection of single-floor row houses built in 1965 underwent extensive exterior and interior renovations in 2004-2005. Common outdoor spaces include picnic sets and a playground. Three- and four-room units come with a carport. Multiple communal rooms are available to rent for larger gatherings.

Constructed in 2007, the yellow-brick, single-story row houses in central Uldum feature cement tile roofs. Tenants may rent communal rooms for private use both on Rosavej in Tørring and on Hybenvej in Rask Mølle. The department permits up to two pets (dogs or cats) following an application; however, certain dog breeds are excluded as specified in the house regulations.

Located centrally in Rask Mølle, just 200 meters from grocery stores and the closest bus stop, these homes provide easy access to everyday essentials. The town hosts its own school serving grades 0 through 9 and has daycare facilities nearby. Recreational offerings include sports and shooting clubs, two halls, and a fitness center. To the east lies a pleasant green space reachable within a few minutes on foot, while Rask forest is only 500 meters away. Tørring, a vibrant commercial town, is 11 kilometers distant, and Horsens is 16 kilometers away.

Please reference lease number 32-54-1211 when inquiring.