4-værelses rækkehus

Department 1 comprises three residential areas-Skolekobbel, Solbakken and Vænget-all situated in central Gram. From here there is a short distance to school, after-school care (fritidsordning), public transport and good shopping opportunities. The town's cultural centre functions as a local hub for many activities and contains sports facilities, bowling lanes and an outdoor swimming pool.

The homes on Solbakken are terraced houses set in quiet, green surroundings while remaining close to both school and shops. There are 2- and 4-room dwellings with bright, well-proportioned rooms and layouts that accommodate everyday life and shared living. Each home includes a small front garden and a larger rear garden with a terrace for outdoor use. At the end of the gardens lies a shared green area that provides additional space around the houses. It is also possible to rent a garage. All dwellings are fitted with a stove and extractor hood and are heated by district heating (fjernvarme). Solbakken has been subject to a major renovation including a new roof, updated exterior walls, modernised bathrooms, new water and heating installations, ventilation extraction and renovated kitchens, so the homes today present as contemporary, inviting and with an improved indoor climate.

The houses on Vænget are terraced homes with private gardens and a small storage shed. They feature large kitchens, spacious bathrooms and built-in cupboards for good storage. All are equipped with a stove and extractor hood and are heated by district heating (fjernvarme). In recent years the area has undergone an extensive renovation that has given the department a marked upgrade, including a new roof, repaired exterior walls, modernised bathrooms, installation of new kitchens and conversion of the 1-room dwellings, resulting in more modern homes with a better indoor climate. Skolekobbel consists of five semi-detached houses providing a total of 10 spacious 4- or 5-room dwellings distributed over ground floor, first floor and basement. Each dwelling has its own entrance and a private garden, and large green areas between the houses create air and space around the buildings. Interiors have wooden floors; all units have a stove and extractor hood and are heated by district heating (fjernvarme). Skolekobbel has also been renovated with a new roof, repair of exterior walls, modernised bathrooms, new drainage installations, drainage plates around the basements, new water and heating installations, ventilation extraction and new kitchens, so the homes now appear modern and functional with a good indoor climate.

The resident composition is mixed, with young people, older residents and families living in the area, and there is a good neighbourhood spirit. At the annual meeting for all residents, decisions are made about the department's operation and the rent, among other matters. Residents have good opportunities to personalise their homes; alterations only need to be notified, and when moving out you can receive compensation for improvements you have paid for. The department is well maintained and has an ejendomsfunktionær who tends the green areas and assists with minor repairs in the dwellings, and an attached operations manager who ensures the ongoing maintenance of the development.

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