1-værelses lejlighed

Byhaven, , floor: 1, TV..

To be eligible for this housing, applicants must be currently enrolled in an educational program, such as school or an apprenticeship, and must present proof of enrollment when signing the lease agreement. The rental period is limited and will end upon completion of the education.

Byhaven comprises two-story terraced housing constructed in 1990, consisting of several units including three designated youth apartments. Admission to a youth apartment within the Faaborg-Midtfyn Housing Association requires documentation of ongoing education (school, apprenticeship, or similar), and the lease duration is restricted to the length of the educational program. Heating throughout the properties is provided by natural gas.

The available residences in this section include one-, two-, and four-room apartments. A typical two-room unit features a separate kitchen, living room, bathroom, entrance hall, and a utility room equipped with space for both a washing machine and dryer. Built-in wardrobes are included in the bedroom. On the ground floor, the living room opens onto a modest terrace. Each apartment comes furnished with a stove and refrigerator.

Situated in a small village with a close-knit community, Byhaven offers its residents convenient transportation options and ample access to nearby green spaces. The area appeals to families with children as well as to a diverse mix of younger and older inhabitants. At the yearly meeting involving all residents, decisions concerning the management of the area-including rent and other administrative matters-are collectively made.

Renting a youth apartment here requires proof of ongoing education, and tenants are bound by a lease that expires once their education concludes. Residents are free to customize their homes as they wish, and improvements made to the property can be compensated up to 100,000 DKK upon moving out. Additional information on renovation possibilities can be found under "modifying the apartment" on the website. Some occupants have enclosed balconies or created sunrooms.

The complex is well maintained, with a caretaker attending weekly to the green areas and minor in-home repairs. There is also an assigned inspector who oversees general upkeep of the property.

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