2 room apartment on 72 m2

Østergårdsvej, , floor: A. st..

Located in the Tørring district of Hedensted, this collection of family-friendly homes offers proximity both to urban conveniences and surrounding nature. The residences benefit from a shared park-like area featuring seating and playgrounds, fostering a community atmosphere.

Inside, the kitchen opens seamlessly to the living room and is thoughtfully designed with bright cabinetry. Essential appliances such as a fridge-freezer, stove, and extractor hood come included, and there is provision for adding a dishwasher upon application thanks to pre-existing connections. The bathroom, outfitted with linoleum flooring and light-toned walls, contains hookups for a washing machine and dryer that can be installed following approval. Flooring throughout most living spaces consists of beech parquet, except in the kitchen zone, where practical vinyl has been used. Fixed cupboards are found in all bedrooms. Residents enjoy access to a coveted park area equipped with picnic tables, a playground, a ball court, a terrace area, and a barbecue spot. Ground-floor units feature private gardens maintained by the tenants themselves, while apartments on the first floor come with balconies; some also include an outdoor furnished landing. Each home includes either a storage shed or basement storage, with a well-developed pathway system providing easy pedestrian access into the town center. Utility consumption for water and heating is billed monthly in advance by the landlord, whereas electricity costs are payable directly to the supplier.

This housing complex is formed from the merger of several earlier sections, collectively creating a family-oriented neighborhood. The single-story terraced houses on Fuglevænget date back to 1996, with those on Fugleparken built in 1989. These homes offer residents their own small gardens and terraces where the sounds of birds and tranquil mornings can be enjoyed. Children have access to a delightful playground within the area, and evenings invite gatherings around grills on the verdant lawns, sitting comfortably at provided bench tables. A communal room seating approximately 35 people is available to residents free of charge. Although individual units can be fitted with washing machines, the complex also includes a shared laundry facility accessible for a fee.

The development includes yellow-brick, single-story terraced homes on Mejerivænget and Aagade numbers 10 and 12, which consist of two-story buildings also made of yellow bricks and equipped with elevators. Constructed in 2005 in the northern part of Tørring, these homes feature step-free access internally, making them suitable for those with mobility impairments. It should be noted, however, that about half of the apartments in Aagade are reached via an external staircase to the first floor. Residents in this section have use of a communal room seating around 25 people, equipped with sleeping mats for up to four overnight guests. Parking facilities are ample, and Mejerivænget is a cul-de-sac, resulting in minimal traffic.

In the northeastern outskirts of Tørring, the 1997-built Overbygård terraced houses offer bright, single-level living along a quiet street close to open countryside near Østergårdsvej, which also hosts two-story residences sharing a distinct park-like communal space. All units are designed without doorsteps, making them accessible for individuals with mobility challenges, though access to first-floor homes on Østergårdsvej requires stairs except for unit numbers 2B through 2E, which have elevator access. A communal room on Rosavej is available for rent, and the units permit the keeping of one dog and one cat.

In the northwest part of Lindved, the Tingbakken development lies along a dead-end residential street, ensuring very low traffic near these paired, single-story houses constructed in 1998.

The Bryggergården two-story apartments in central Rask Mølle, completed in 2000, showcase red brick facades with a modern architectural style featuring columns and tall gray window panels that offer ample natural light. Permission to keep one cat or dog per dwelling is granted via application.

The 2004-built section in Åle consists of eight single-story terraced houses in pairs made of yellow bricks. These homes are fully wheelchair accessible. This area boasts both a communal room and a guest apartment, with various social events organized in the common house available to all Åle residents. A shared bicycle shelter stands adjacent to the parking area.

Along Grønnevej in central Tørring, there are several terraced houses and detached villas at numbers 1 and 10 through 22, all single-level structures situated within a peaceful residential neighborhood established since 1960. Green outdoor areas are accessible to dwellings with odd-numbered addresses from number 3 upwards. Tenants pay for a basic TV package through the landlord. The section includes ten garages available to rent via a waiting list, and all residents can rent a communal room on Rosavej about one kilometer from Grønnevej.

In southern Ølholm, a cluster of cozy terraced houses dating from 1974 to 1976 sit on a small, closed street amid a villa neighborhood. These single-story yellow brick homes with red roofs underwent external retrofitting in 2015, including new insulation and installation of white windows and doors. Well-maintained common outdoor spaces accommodate ball games and social gatherings at provided picnic sets.

The portfolio also incorporates single-story terraced houses in Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring, all constructed in the latter half of the 1980s. Nearly all units include a washing machine as part of the tenancy. Except for Kingosvej, these homes provide access to a communal room suitable for large gatherings. Shared outdoor areas are well cared for, and on Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej, keeping one dog or cat is permitted pending application.

Further, the collection extends to detached villas and terraced houses in Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle, all with private gardens and favorable locations within these active towns. Residents benefit from access to a communal room on Rosavej in Tørring for larger events. Pet keeping-one dog or cat-is allowed after application; however, certain dog breeds are excluded as specified in the house rules.

In Ølholm, a group of single-level terraced houses originally built in 1965 underwent comprehensive renovation of both exteriors and interiors between 2004 and 2005. These dwellings share outdoor spaces with picnic tables and a playground. Three- and four-room units include a carport. Multiple communal rooms are available for rental to accommodate larger gatherings.

Finally, in the center of Uldum, single-story terraced houses completed in 2007 offer accommodation in yellow brick with cement tile roofs. Tenants can rent communal rooms for private functions at Rosavej in Tørring and Hybenvej in Rask Mølle. Up to two pets (dogs or cats) are allowed per household following application, except for certain excluded dog breeds outlined in the house rules.

Situated about 1.5 kilometers from the town center, where shops, a library, and citizen services are located, these residences enjoy convenient access to schools, a gymnasium, and childcare facilities within walking distance. Tørring boasts its own sports center, Gudenåcentret, featuring both a swimming pool and fitness facilities. The nearby Gudenå river, along with Tørring's common lands and marshes, provides excellent opportunities for outdoor activities, including mountain biking and leisurely picnics. Within walking reach lies the volunteer-run Tørring campsite, offering canoeing on the Gudenå river. Public transport connects to Horsens, Billund, Vejle, and Nørre-Snede, with the motorway located three kilometers away and major cities Horsens and Vejle approximately 20 kilometers distant.

Please quote leasing number 32-54-1021 when making inquiries.