3-værelses rækkehus

Mesinge Mark.

Constructed in 2004, the residential complex in Mesinge is well maintained, with two of the units designed to accommodate individuals with disabilities. The layout forms a four-winged courtyard, featuring two additional buildings that extend from the main structure like wings. The central courtyard serves as a communal space for various activities, whereas the gardens, which are oriented away from the courtyard area, remain completely private.

Located in Mesinge, the development benefits from proximity to local amenities including a school and shops. The town of Kerteminde lies only 4 km away and offers further facilities such as retail outlets, a sports hall, a library, and a variety of cultural events and services.

Each private garden is enclosed by a beech hedge and includes a terrace, with garden sheds positioned within the gardens to provide separation from neighboring properties. The courtyard encourages a sense of community among residents; children can play freely in this secure environment. The outdoor area is equipped with features such as a petanque court, an open-air kitchen with a charcoal grill, a pergola-covered dining and socializing space, as well as a greenhouse. The courtyard is paved with tiles and surrounded by linden trees, creating a pleasant, green environment. There are two parking areas on the north and west sides offering a total of 16 spaces, with some spots suitable for constructing carports.

All homes are single-story with their own private gardens. The kitchens are spacious and include dining areas, and bathrooms are set up to accommodate washing machines. Each apartment comes furnished with a refrigerator and stove, and broadband internet service is available throughout the complex.

The community is composed predominantly of seniors, alongside families and younger residents. A residents’ board governs the development. During an annual meeting open to all tenants, decisions regarding the management of the area, including rent and other operational matters, are made collectively.

Tenants have the flexibility to reconfigure the interiors of their homes to suit personal preferences, provided that any planned changes are first reported. Financial assistance for home improvements can be obtained through loans from the residents’ association, which are repaid via the rent. Upon moving out, residents may receive compensation for approved enhancements that they have funded themselves.

Maintenance of the shared green spaces and minor repairs within individual units are handled by the property caretaker. Additionally, an inspector is employed to oversee ongoing upkeep and general maintenance of the entire complex.

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