4 room apartment on 115 m2

Skolevej.

Located in the vicinity of Tørring, the housing units at Hedensted - Tørring Department 54 offer attractive family homes situated close to both urban amenities and natural surroundings. The residences on Skolevej consist of charming terraced houses, each featuring a private washing machine. Every home includes a private garden, while the bathrooms with showers and kitchens retain the original fittings installed at the time of construction. Though each dwelling contains a utility room, direct access from the utility area to the main living spaces is not present. The kitchens open up to the living rooms and come equipped with a refrigerator with freezer compartment, a standalone stove, and a range hood. Utilities such as electricity, water, and heating are billed directly through the respective supply companies.

This department represents a unification of several previously separate subdivisions. In a family-friendly neighborhood, the single-story terraced homes on Fuglevænget were built in 1996, whereas those on Fugleparken date back to 1989. All of these family-oriented residences benefit from a small private garden and a terrace where residents can enjoy tranquil mornings accompanied by birdsong. Children have access to a delightful playground located within the community, and in the evenings neighbors often gather around grills on the lush green lawns, sitting at picnic table sets to share meals. The residents have free access to a communal hall that accommodates about 35 people. Although it is possible to connect a washing machine in the homes, there is also a shared laundry facility available within the department for a fee.

The area enjoys a favorable location close to the town center and schools. The department comprises single-story yellow brick terraced houses on Mejerivænget, as well as two-story apartment buildings at Aagade 10 and 12, constructed with yellow bricks and equipped with elevators. This segment was completed in 2005 and is positioned in the northern part of Tørring. The homes are largely without steps, catering well to those with mobility impairments, but it should be noted that about half of the apartments on Aagade are accessed via an external staircase leading to the first floor. Residents can utilize a communal room with seating for approximately 25 people and sleeping mats for up to four overnight guests. Parking facilities are ample, and Mejerivænget is a dead-end street, resulting in minimal traffic.

Bright single-story terraced houses from 1997 are found along a cul-de-sac near the open countryside, close to Østergårdsvej. Here, a series of two-story homes share a park-like communal area, an unusual amenity for the region. This development is situated on the northeastern outskirts of Tørring and all homes are designed without thresholds, enhancing accessibility for mobility-impaired residents. However, some apartments on the first floor along Østergårdsvej are reached via stairs, and only the units numbered 2B to 2E have elevator access. A common room is available for rent on Rosavej. Pet regulations permit tenants to keep one dog and one cat in these residences.

In the northwest section of Lindved lies Tingbakken, a dead-end residential street offering quiet surroundings and limited traffic. The terraced houses, built in 1998, are arranged in pairs and are single-story dwellings. In 2000, two-story apartment buildings named Bryggergården were constructed in central Rask Mølle. These buildings feature striking red brick facades with architectural elements including columns and tall gray window sections that provide generous natural light. Following application approval, one dog or one cat is allowed per household here.

Constructed in 2004, a subdivision in Åle consists of eight single-story terraced houses built of yellow brick, positioned in pairs near the center of town. Every home is wheelchair-accessible, and the department includes both a communal hall and a guest apartment. Regular social activities take place in the community house, some of which are open to all Åle residents. A communal bicycle shed is located adjacent to the parking area.

On Grønnevej are both terraced houses and detached villas at numbers 1 and 10 through 22, all single-story residences established since 1960 in a quiet residential neighborhood at the heart of Tørring. The green outdoor spaces belong mainly to the odd-numbered houses from number 3 upwards. Tenants are responsible for costs related to the basic TV package, which is billed through the landlord. The department maintains 10 garages available for rent on a waiting list basis. All residents may also make use of a shared community room located on Rosavej, about one kilometer from Grønnevej.

In a peaceful cul-de-sac nestled within a residential district in the southern part of Ølholm are cosy terraced houses erected between 1974 and 1976. These yellow brick, single-story homes featuring red roofs were upgraded in 2015 with added insulation and replacement white windows and doors. Well-maintained shared outdoor areas provide space for ball games and social gatherings at the installed picnic table sets.

Terraced houses with private terraces and gardens comprise this department, spread across Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring. Constructed mainly in the latter half of the 1980s, nearly all homes include a washing machine as part of the rental agreement. Except for the homes on Kingosvej, residents have access to communal rooms for larger get-togethers. The well-kept communal outdoor spaces complement the residences. After application, the keeping of one dog or one cat is permitted on Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej.

Another group of homes includes detached villas and terraced houses situated throughout Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle. Each property has its own private garden and is well placed within these vibrant towns. For cultural engagements beyond the immediate area, the nearby motorway network connects to the larger urban centers of Horsens, Vejle, and Herning. Tenants have access to a communal hall on Rosavej in Tørring for reservations of larger events. The department allows one dog or one cat per tenant after approval, though some dog breeds are excluded as detailed in the house rules.

Terraced homes built in 1965 in Ølholm, all single-story, underwent extensive renovations inside and out during 2004-2005. These dwellings share outdoor spaces equipped with picnic tables and playgrounds. Three- and four-room apartments come with carports. Multiple community rooms are available for rent to accommodate larger gatherings.

In central Uldum, there are single-story terraced houses completed in 2007, made from yellow brick with cement tile roofs. A shared hall can be rented for private functions both on Rosavej in Tørring and Hybenvej in Rask Mølle. Residents are allowed, on application, to keep up to two pets (dog or cat), except for certain breeds specified in the house regulations.

The surrounding area includes the pleasant village of Ølholm, situated just 4 kilometers from Tørring. While grocery shopping is typically done in Tørring, a bus stop within walking distance serves the residents. Ølholm offers day care facilities, its own sports club, and a school located 200 meters from the homes. To the north of the village lies a scenic natural area called Kæret, where the Gudenå river and its surroundings provide excellent destinations for outings. The motorway is accessible within 2 kilometers, and the city of Vejle is approximately 12 kilometers away.

Please refer to lease number 32-54-1509 when making inquiries.