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Lyngbygade, , floor: 1, dør 3..

Department 67 consists of three smaller buildings with apartments, distributed on Lyngbygade, Drewsensvej and Vestergade in Silkeborg. Here you live centrally with a short distance to both the city center, the station and green areas such as Silkeborg Langsø and Ørnsø. The department contains both family homes and youth housing.
Lyngbygade

Apartments built in 1989 and 1990
Apartments are heated with district heating
Stove and refrigerator included
Most apartments have French balcony doors (not penthouses)
Common, park-like garden with herb beds and seating area
View of the lake from the upper apartments
Parking options close to the apartments
Property officer attached

Drewsensvej

Two apartment buildings built in 1994
Youth housing with hotplates and refrigerator
Heated with district heating
Communal laundry for residents' use
No elevator - stairs in the buildings
Green outdoor areas
Very central location - right across from Silkeborg Station
Short distance to main street, shops and cafés
Property officer attached

Vestergade

Two apartment buildings built in 1995
Apartments with stove and refrigerator
Heated with district heating
No elevator - stairs in the buildings
Own green outdoor living space
Each home has its own parking space
Close to shopping, schools and daycare centers
Short walking distance to station, lake and city center
Property officer attached

Common to the department

Central location with good bus and train connections
Short distance to shopping, doctor's office, schools and leisure activities
Good opportunities for walks and spending time in nature close to lake and forest

Department 67 is aimed at both young people, families and singles who want to live centrally in Silkeborg with access to both city life and green areas.

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