2-værelses lejlighed

The Våesvej complex originated as a school building constructed in 1875, which underwent a thorough renovation and modernization in 1986 to transform it into residential units. Within this section, there are a total of eight apartments, two of which are designated as youth housing.

Situated in the village of Vilslev, a church village located north of Ribe, Våesvej lies along the main road leading toward Esbjerg. The village itself is known for its picturesque and inviting atmosphere, framed by natural surroundings near the Kongeå River. Additionally, the building is positioned approximately 4 kilometers from Grestedbro, with a dedicated bike path connecting the two locations.

The residences offer bright interiors featuring well-proportioned rooms that provide flexible options for furnishing and layout. The bedrooms come equipped with built-in wardrobes. Ground-floor apartments include access to a small terrace directly from the living room area. The two youth apartments are equipped with kitchenette-style kitchens.

This housing section accommodates a diverse group of residents, including seniors, young adults, and small families. At present, the community consists of a mixed demographic. Administration of the section is managed by a residents' board. Every year, all tenants meet to vote on matters relating to the management, rent levels, and other operational issues of the complex.

Tenants have the freedom to modify the interior configuration of their homes, provided that they submit their planned changes for approval beforehand. The housing department offers loans to finance any home improvements, which are then repaid through the monthly rent. Upon moving out, tenants are entitled to compensation for any enhancements they personally financed.

Maintenance of the communal green spaces and minor in-apartment repairs are handled by the property's custodian. Furthermore, a dedicated inspector oversees the ongoing upkeep of the entire development.

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