1-værelses rækkehus

Falkevej.

The housing complex consists of well-constructed buildings, built in 1985 using high-quality materials. The residences are single-story terraced houses, each featuring a private garden, and the development includes communal green spaces for residents to enjoy. There is a shared laundry facility available within the community. These accommodations are designated as youth housing, specifically for individuals pursuing education.

Situated in the small village of Radsted, approximately 2 kilometers from Sakskøbing, the dwellings offer access to a local community center hosting cultural events, a jazz club, and grocery stores. Radsted also provides educational institutions such as a school and a kindergarten. The nearby town of Sakskøbing offers a vibrant cultural scene, a library, sports facilities, and train connections to Copenhagen.

The layout of the homes features terraced houses arranged around a common green area, each with its own garden. The kitchens are designed with an open-plan concept flowing into the living rooms, and include a designated dining space within the kitchen area. The construction is solid, employing durable materials. Additionally, each unit is equipped with a refrigerator and a stove.

Within the complex, a significant number of senior residents live alongside younger tenants. The community is managed by a board, and all residents participate in an annual meeting where they decide on matters such as the management of the complex and rent levels. The one-room apartments are reserved for youth, requiring applicants to provide proof of their educational enrollment to qualify for tenancy.

Residents have the opportunity to customize the interior layout of their homes, but any intended modifications must first be reported for approval. The housing department can provide loans for improvement projects, which are then repaid through the rent. Upon moving out, tenants may receive compensation for any self-funded enhancements made to their residence.

Maintenance of the shared outdoor areas and minor repairs within the homes are handled by the property caretaker. Residents are responsible for the upkeep of their private gardens. Furthermore, an inspector is assigned to oversee the ongoing maintenance of the entire housing development.

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