3-værelses rækkehus

Mesinge Mark.

Constructed in 2004, the residential complex in Mesinge remains well-maintained. Among the homes, two are designed to accommodate residents with disabilities. The layout consists of a four-winged courtyard arrangement, with two buildings extending outward akin to annexes linked to the main structure. While the shared courtyard functions as a communal space, each garden, which faces away from the central yard, offers complete privacy.

Situated in Mesinge, the development benefits from proximity to local amenities including a school and shops. It is located four kilometers from Kerteminde, a town providing additional retail options, a sports hall, a library, and various cultural activities. The private gardens are enclosed by beech hedges and include terraces for residents’ personal use. Outbuildings belonging to the homes stand within these gardens, serving as a boundary from neighboring plots. The courtyard area promotes a sense of community, featuring spaces where children can play freely, accompanied by amenities such as a pétanque court, an outdoor kitchen equipped with a charcoal grill, a pergola-covered dining and relaxation area, and a greenhouse. The courtyard’s surface is paved and surrounded by linden trees.

Parking accommodations include two designated areas positioned on the north and west sides of the property, collectively offering sixteen spaces. Some of these spots have the potential for carport construction. Internally, the single-story residences each feature a private garden and a spacious kitchen with a dining area. Bathrooms come prepared for a washing machine installation. Appliances like refrigerators and stoves are provided, and broadband connectivity is available throughout the community.

Residents encompass a diverse demographic, including a significant number of seniors as well as families and younger individuals. The community is governed by a board, and all matters concerning the complex’s management and rent are determined at an annual meeting attended by all residents. Occupants have the liberty to modify the interior layout of their homes, provided that any proposed changes are formally reported beforehand. Financial assistance for home improvements can be obtained from the housing association, with repayments made through rent. Upon moving out, residents may receive compensation for enhancements they have personally funded.

Maintenance responsibilities include upkeep of the communal green spaces and minor repairs within the residences, handled by the complex’s custodian. Additionally, a property manager is assigned to oversee ongoing maintenance tasks to ensure the development remains in good condition.

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