1-værelses lejlighed

Willemoesvej is in Ribe's Tangekvarteret, where 17 youth apartments occupy a multi-storey building created inside an old water tower in 1990. The development contains 12 one-room homes and 5 two-room homes. Each has a Trinette kitchen, and residents can use the shared laundry facilities. Heating is supplied by district heating. Young people can join the waiting list from the age of 15; the homes are for people under 34.

Ribe is an old, characterful cultural town with a welcoming selection of shops and cafés. Sports facilities, a library and a cultural centre are also available. The railway station and shops can be reached on foot from the homes, while bus and train services provide good connections to Esbjerg and Kolding.

Residents elect a board for the development. At the annual meeting for everyone living there, residents make decisions about matters including the operation of the development and rent. You may adapt the layout of your home, but must first report the proposed changes. When you move out, you may receive compensation for improvements you have paid for yourself. The development's caretaker looks after the green areas, cleans corridors and stairways, and handles minor repairs inside the homes. Your home will be newly painted when you move in. An inspector is also responsible for ongoing maintenance of the development.

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