3 room apartment on 85 m2

Bindeleddet.

Department 51 offers a selection of family homes located in Aabybro, showcasing various residential options built over different years. Some houses date back to 1982 and feature bathrooms equipped with underfloor heating, stylish built-in wardrobes, a shower area enclosed by a curved glass door, and tiled floors extending into the shower. The kitchen, which is open to the living room, possesses a traditional appearance with painted cabinet doors. Meanwhile, youth apartments constructed in 1994 along Bindeleddet include bathrooms tiled in white, and kitchens finished with white laminate surfaces. Water consumption costs are incorporated into the rent, whereas heating and electricity expenses are billed separately by the utility providers.

The housing complex comprises several building clusters with diverse characteristics. Torvestræde, an apartment building erected in 1992 within the town center, provides family residences alongside wheelchair-accessible units featuring elevators and threshold-free entrances. Surrounding this property are pleasant green spaces furnished with picnic table-and-bench sets, a feature also present around Østergade’s residential building from the same year, which primarily consists of youth housing. Additionally, the neighborhood includes a dozen terraced older-persons’ homes built in 1979 and refurbished in 2001. Both Østergade and Torvestræde accommodate shared bicycle shelters.

Situated at some distance from the heart of Aabybro are four groups of single-story terraced houses built from red brick, each cluster forming a distinct neighborhood. Løvsangervej, established in 1979, and Sneppevej, from 1988, are adjacent to one another, as are Revlingestien, built in 1985, and Perikumvej, completed in 2002. These residential areas boast attractive communal outdoor spaces equipped with benches and tables, along with playgrounds that include zip lines for children to enjoy. Primarily designed as family housing, they also include a limited number of youth apartments. Select locations within Løvsangervej and Revlingestien offer a few carports available for rent when unoccupied, and safe pedestrian pathways from Perikumvej and Revlingestien connect residents to the town center, as well as schools and other institutions.

The homes along Enebærvej, constructed in 1990, consist of red-brick townhouses with one or two floors. Positioned in the eastern section of Aabybro within a residential area, these houses benefit from generous green surroundings and a secure network of paths leading to the town center, educational facilities, and childcare institutions. This area includes a noteworthy playground featuring a sturdy zip line suitable even for adults, alongside multiple picnic table sets distributed throughout the neighborhood.

Further housing is found in closely built low-rise residences of various sizes across Aabybro and several smaller villages such as Birkelse, Biersted, Nørhalne, and Gjøl. These light-filled homes, which include family and senior apartments, typically have beech parquet floors, while most youth dwellings feature linoleum, with some also using laminate flooring. Built-in wardrobes are standard in bedrooms and entrance areas throughout these properties.

Regarding the local environment, Birkelse stands out for its proximity to shopping, an elementary school, a sports hall, and bus stops with routes to destinations including Aalborg University. The Bindeleddet homes back onto a sports field, and nearby older-persons’ residences on Hjorthsvej are close to both the Birkelse Care Center and Hjorts Hus, a community venue offering activities for seniors. There is a distance of approximately 3.5 kilometers to Aabybro and around 20 kilometers to Aalborg.

The rental system includes a flexible leasing option that allows prospective tenants to advance in the housing queue by meeting one or more specified flexible criteria, resulting in quicker access to available homes compared to the standard waiting list. Currently, 25% of family and youth accommodations are allocated under such terms. Eligible applicants include commuters working within Jammerbugt Municipality (requiring proof of employment contract), residents aged over 50 in the municipality seeking more suitable housing, and parents with visitation rights for children living within Jammerbugt. When making inquiries, please reference tenancy number 58-51-201.