4 room apartment on 96 m2

Gl Jernbanevej, , floor: 1..

Located in the Hedensted municipality, the Tørring Section 54 offers attractive family homes near both urban conveniences and natural surroundings. These residences are designed with practical floor plans, featuring terraces or balconies and bright living spaces.

Inside, each apartment includes a well-equipped bathroom with tiled floors and underfloor heating. Laundry appliances such as a washing machine and condenser dryer may be installed upon prior application. The kitchen, finished with beech-veneered doors and robust countertops, opens up to the living room area. Appliances provided include a fridge-freezer or fridge with a freezer compartment, a ceramic cooktop, and a centrally vented extractor hood. Installation of a dishwasher is possible following application; some previous tenants may have setups already in place, though if not, the tenant is responsible for the cost. The bedrooms contain built-in wardrobes, and all flooring consists of lacquered beech parquet except for the kitchen area, which is covered in durable vinyl. Ground-floor residences come with private terraces, while those on the first floor benefit from sizable balconies positioned in sheltered spots. Each dwelling is allotted storage space in a communal shed adjacent to the parking area. Utility costs for water, heat, and electricity are paid directly to the respective suppliers.

This section is the result of combining several former units. It includes various housing types, each contributing to a family-friendly environment.

The single-story terraced houses on Fuglevænget were built in 1996, while similar homes on Fugleparken date back to 1989. These family-oriented dwellings offer private gardens and terraces where occupants can enjoy their morning coffee accompanied by birdsong in peaceful surroundings. The area features a small playground for children, and in the evenings, neighbors can gather around grills near the lush green lawns and utilize picnic tables. Residents have free access to a communal hall accommodating approximately 35 people, suitable for social events. While washing machines can be installed in individual units, a paid shared laundry facility is also available.

Mejerivænget comprises single-floor yellow-brick row houses and two-storey units at Aagade 10 and 12, also built with yellow bricks and including an elevator. Constructed in 2005, this part is situated in northern Tørring and offers step-free access within the homes, ideal for those with mobility challenges. However, half of the apartments at Aagade involve external stairs to the first floor. Residents have access to a communal room accommodating around 25 persons and sleeping arrangements for four overnight guests. Parking is ample, and Mejerivænget is a cul-de-sac, ensuring minimal traffic flow.

In the northeastern outskirts of Tørring, on Overbygård, lie bright, one-level townhouses positioned on a dead-end street near open countryside. Nearby, the two-story row houses on Østergårdsvej surround a uniquely park-like shared area. Completed in 1997, all units are free of doorsteps, making them suitable for individuals with reduced mobility, although one must note the presence of stairs leading to first-floor homes on Østergårdsvej and that only units 2B-E have elevator access. A communal hall on Rosavej is available for rent, and pet owners may keep one dog and one cat here.

In the northwest of Lindved, Tingbakken is a quiet cul-de-sac lined with paired single-storey row houses erected in 1998, ensuring a low-traffic and serene living environment.

Rask Mølle's center hosts contemporary two-storey apartment buildings known as Bryggergården, constructed in 2000. Made of red brick with a sleek architectural style featuring columns and tall gray window sections, these buildings provide generous natural light. Upon application, residents are permitted to keep either a cat or a dog.

The 2004-built section in Åle consists of eight single-story yellow-brick terraced houses arranged in pairs. These homes are designed for wheelchair accessibility and include both a communal room and a guest apartment. Social activities frequently take place in the shared space, which is open to all Åle residents. A shared bicycle shed is situated near the parking lot.

At Grønnevej, there is a collection of row houses and detached single-story villas, specifically at numbers 1 and 10-22, that have been part of a peaceful residential quarter in central Tørring since 1960. The even-numbered homes from number 3 onwards feature attractive green outdoor spaces. Tenants are responsible for TV basic package fees, which are invoiced through the landlord. The section includes 10 garages available for rent on a waiting list basis. All occupants may rent a communal hall located about one kilometer away on Rosavej.

A quiet community of charming row houses dates back to 1974-1976 and is situated on a small, closed street within a southern Ølholm residential district. These one-floor yellow-brick houses with red roofs underwent external insulation upgrades and had new white windows and doors installed in 2015. Well-maintained outdoor areas provide space for ball games as well as social gatherings around picnic tables.

The section with single-level row houses in Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring consists of homes built in the late 1980s. Nearly all units include a washing machine as part of the rental agreement. Except for properties on Kingosvej, shared halls are available for larger events, and all locations boast well-kept communal outdoor areas. At Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej, tenants may keep one dog or one cat after applying.

Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle host detached villas and row houses within this section, each offering a private garden and prime placement in these active towns. The regional highway system is accessible for travel to larger Triangle Area cities such as Horsens, Vejle, and Herning. All residents can rent a communal hall on Rosavej in Tørring for sizable functions. Keeping one dog or one cat is permitted upon application, excluding certain dog breeds specified in the house rules.

The row houses in Ølholm, dating from 1965 and thoroughly renovated both inside and out between 2004 and 2005, provide ground-level living. Common outdoor spaces feature picnic tables and playgrounds. Three- and four-room apartments include a carport, and multiple communal rooms are available for rental by larger groups.

Newer row houses in Uldum, completed in 2007, are centrally located. Built with yellow bricks and cement tile roofs, these single-floor homes offer access to rentable communal halls at Rosavej in Tørring and Hybenvej in Rask Mølle. Tenants can keep up to two pets (dogs or cats) following application, although some breeds are restricted according to the house rules.

Situated in the heart of Rask Mølle, these residences are just 200 meters from grocery stores and the closest bus stop. The town boasts its own school for grades 0 through 9, with childcare facilities nearby. Recreational amenities include sports clubs, a shooting association, two halls, and a fitness center. To the east lies an inviting green area within a few minutes' walk, while Rask Forest is located only 500 meters away. The town of Tørring, known for its retail offerings, is 11 kilometers distant, and Horsens is 16 kilometers away.

Please reference rental number 32-54-1212 when making inquiries.