2-værelses lejlighed

Byhaven, , floor: 1, TH..

Byhaven comprises a collection of low-density housing units arranged over two floors, built in 1990. Among these homes, three are designated as youth apartments. Eligibility for these youth units within Boligforeningen Faaborg-Midtfyn requires submission of proof of ongoing education, such as enrollment in school or an apprenticeship. The tenancy for these specific apartments is limited to the duration of the educational period. Heating throughout the development is provided by natural gas.

The community offers a variety of apartments featuring one, two, and four rooms. For instance, the two-room units include a separate kitchen, living room, bathroom, entrance area, and utility room equipped with space for a washing machine and dryer. The bedroom is fitted with built-in wardrobes. Additionally, there is direct access from the ground floor living area to a small terrace. Appliances such as a stove and refrigerator are standard in all units.

Situated in a small village within a friendly local setting, Byhaven enjoys convenient transportation links and offers ample opportunities for residents to enjoy surrounding green spaces. The neighborhood is well-suited for families with children and boasts a diverse resident population, including families, young people, and older adults. All residents participate in an annual meeting where decisions about the management and rent of the housing association are made collectively.

To qualify for a youth apartment here, applicants must demonstrate current engagement in an educational program through official documentation and acknowledge that the lease term is fixed until the completion of their studies. Residents have the freedom to personalize their homes as they see fit, and improvements made to the property can be compensated up to 100,000 DKK upon moving out. More information on the possibilities for modifying the apartments can be found under the section "altering the home" on the relevant webpage. Several tenants have chosen to enclose balconies or create conservatories.

The housing complex is well maintained, with a caretaker attending weekly to upkeep the green areas and carrying out minor repairs within the residences. An assigned inspector oversees ongoing maintenance to ensure the property remains in good condition.

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