3 room apartment on 92 m2

Damgårdsvej.

Located in the Hedensted municipality, specifically in the Tørring district under section 54, these homes offer an appealing combination of proximity to both urban amenities and natural surroundings, making them ideal for families.

The apartments feature bright interiors and come with their own garden spaces. Inside, the kitchen integrates smoothly with the living room area, fitted with beech veneer cabinet doors. Included appliances are a ceramic glass cooktop, an extractor hood, and a fridge-freezer unit. Should tenants wish to install a dishwasher, this requires an application, and if prior tenants have not installed the necessary setup, the expense is the responsibility of the new occupant. The bathroom includes a shower area with underfloor heating beneath tiled floors; the walls are painted in light colors, and a window supports healthy, eco-friendly ventilation. Laundry facilities such as washing machines and condenser dryers can be installed upon approval, with the infrastructure present throughout all units. Each apartment also has a utility room that houses a gas-fired boiler along with some additional storage space. Flooring consists of vinyl in the kitchen and beech parquet throughout the rest of the home. Bedrooms are equipped with built-in wardrobes. The private gardens include terraces, for which tenants are responsible for arrangement and upkeep. Utility management involves water consumption billed monthly in advance through the landlord, while electricity and heating charges are paid directly to the respective utility companies.

This housing section is a consolidation of several former subdivisions.

Families will find a particularly welcoming environment here. The charming single-story terraced houses on Fuglevænget date back to 1996, while similar single-level units on Fugleparken were originally built in 1989. Each residence has a modest garden and terrace, perfect for enjoying peaceful mornings accompanied by bird songs. A small playground dedicated to children is available within the community, and evenings can be spent socializing around grills placed on the well-maintained green lawns near picnic tables. Residents benefit from complimentary access to a shared community room that accommodates about 35 people. Although individual units may have washing machines installed, a communal laundry facility is also on hand for a fee.

The section is strategically positioned near the town center and schools. It includes yellow-brick single-story row houses on Mejerivænget and two-story buildings on Aagade, which also feature elevators. Constructed in 2005, this area lies in the northern part of Tørring. Apart from half of Aagade's apartments that require use of an external staircase to access the first floor, there are no steps inside the units, making them suitable for residents with mobility challenges. A communal room is available with seating for approximately 25 guests and bedding for up to four overnight visitors. Parking is ample, and Mejerivænget is a cul-de-sac, contributing to minimal traffic flow.

Dating from 1997, the bright single-story terrace homes on Overbygård are situated on a quiet dead-end street close to open countryside. Nearby Østergårdsvej hosts two-story dwellings arranged around a shared, park-like space that is quite unique. All these homes are designed without entry thresholds, making them accessible for people with reduced mobility, though some units on Østergårdsvej have stairs to reach the upper floors. Residents can rent a community room on Rosavej. Pet policies permit one dog and one cat per household here.

In Lindved's northwest, Tingbakken is another cul-de-sac where peaceful single-story terraced houses were constructed in 1998, arranged in pairs to separate each dwelling.

Two-story apartments built in 2000 grace the center of Rask Mølle, commonly referred to as Bryggergården. These red-brick buildings display a modern, minimalist design with columns and large, gray window frames that allow abundant natural light. Upon application, tenants may keep either one cat or one dog in this section.

There are eight single-story yellow brick terraced houses from 2004 located centrally in Åle, organized in pairs. These residences are fully accessible for wheelchair users. The community offers both a gathering space and a guest apartment, supporting various social activities, some open to all Åle residents. A shared bicycle shelter is placed near the parking area.

On Grønnevej, one finds a combination of terraced houses and detached villas, all single-story, set within a tranquil residential neighborhood dating back to 1960 in central Tørring. Those in odd-numbered homes enjoy pleasant green outdoor areas. Tenants are responsible for the costs associated with the basic TV package, which is collected by the landlord. The neighborhood provides ten garages available for rent via a waiting list. Additionally, a well-maintained common facility located on Rosavej-approximately one kilometer from Grønnevej-is accessible to all residents.

Within a small private road nestled in a residential area in the southern part of Ølholm, attractive single-story yellow brick row houses with red roofs were built between 1974 and 1976. Renovations completed in 2015 included additional insulation and installation of new white windows and doors. The tidy communal outdoor zones offer space for ball games and foster neighborly interaction at provided picnic tables and benches.

The district includes single-level terraced homes in Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring, all constructed in the latter half of the 1980s. Nearly all units come standard with a washing machine within the rental agreement. Except for properties on Kingosvej, these areas also feature shared halls for larger gatherings. Well-kept communal outdoor areas are present at all locations. Pet ownership rules, permitting one dog or cat after approval, apply on Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej.

Another section contains detached houses and terraced homes located in Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle. These all boast private gardens and benefit from prime positioning within these active towns. For cultural pursuits or larger city activities, the motorway nearby provides easy access to the greater Triangle Region cities of Horsens, Vejle, and Herning. Residents can reserve a spacious shared venue on Rosavej in Tørring for events. After application, one dog or one cat may be kept here, though specific dog breeds are excluded as outlined in the house rules.

A separate portion of the community is made up of single-story row houses built in 1965, which underwent extensive refurbishment inside and out between 2004 and 2005. They feature communal outdoor spaces with picnic tables and playgrounds. Three- and four-room units come with an attached carport. Multiple common rooms are available to rent for larger assemblies.

Centrally located in Uldum, the terraced houses finished in 2007 are constructed with yellow bricks and cement tile roofing, all on one level. Residents have the option to lease communal rooms on Rosavej in Tørring or Hybenvej in Rask Mølle for private functions. This area permits up to two pets (dog or cat) following application, with certain breeds restricted as stated in the regulations.

The neighborhood itself is a smaller village close to Rask Mølle. Askevej is positioned in the heart of Åle, which lies about 4 kilometers from Rask Mølle and 6 kilometers from Tørring, a town known for its shopping opportunities. North of Åle are Donnerup Plantation and Mattrup Estate, both potentially interesting destinations. Åle hosts its own school serving pupils up to the fourth grade, along with a multipurpose sports hall that accommodates a variety of activities and events. Efficient bus routes link Åle with Tørring, Brædstrup, Rask Mølle, and Horsens.

Please refer to tenancy number 32-54-1302 when making inquiries.