3 rooms for 11,250 kr. per month

Lise Østergaards Vej.

Nordhusene is pleased to announce the availability of new rental homes in the sought-after town of Kalundborg, located in the northwest region of Zealand. The move-in phases are scheduled as follows: Phase 1 on July 1, 2025, Phase 2 on October 1, 2025, Phase 3 on December 1, 2025, and Phase 4 on March 1, 2026.

The residential development, Klosterlunden, comprises 136 double and terraced houses. These homes come in various sizes: 85 m² (3 rooms), 95 m² (3 rooms), 105 m² (4 rooms), 115 m² (4 rooms), and 126 m² (4 rooms). A new offering includes Premium units, featuring enhanced elements such as an upgraded beige HTH kitchen outfitted with drawers instead of cabinets, along with drawer solutions in the bathrooms. Additional premium touches include laminate flooring arranged in a herringbone pattern and vaulted ceilings in the combined living and dining areas.

Kalundborg itself is a town rich in history and character, positioned on Northwest Zealand with an approximate population of 16,000. It offers an appealing living environment suitable for families, seniors, singles, and couples. Local conveniences including schools, daycare institutions, shopping options, and well-developed infrastructure support everyday life. The city center blends contemporary shops, cozy cafés, historic architecture, and a lively harbor, creating an inviting atmosphere for residents and visitors alike. Public transportation is easily accessible, with a bus stop located just a minute’s walk from the neighborhood and a train station within the town. Additionally, the final section of the Kalundborg motorway is under construction, promising to connect Holbæk and Kalundborg more efficiently.

Nature surrounds Kalundborg with picturesque landscapes, forests, and coastal areas that are ideal for outdoor activities. Being located by the Great Belt, the town provides opportunities to enjoy beaches and water sports. Walking trails lead to points of interest such as Røsnæs Lighthouse on one side and Asnæs Lighthouse on the opposite side of Kalundborg Fjord.

Active residents will find a variety of leisure options, from golfing and sports clubs to hiking and water-based pursuits. The local cultural scene is vibrant, supported by facilities including culture and sports halls, theaters, museums, and art galleries that enrich experiences for both inhabitants and guests.

The town is particularly family-friendly, offering a strong selection of educational institutions, daycare facilities, and extracurricular activities. With its safe and pleasant surroundings, Kalundborg provides a conducive setting for a smooth and comfortable everyday life for parents and children alike. Convenience is further enhanced by multiple supermarkets and eateries that meet daily needs.

Klosterlunden consists of 136 newly constructed, energy-efficient, modern double and terraced houses, all single-storey and designed with a clean, timeless, and contemporary aesthetic. Each house is built on its own plot featuring a small private garden, a spacious storage shed, and large paved terraces on both sides. Additionally, paved walkways lead to the entrance, which is accessible without steps. Some homes include a carport and an extra parking space, while others rely on shared parking areas. The property boundaries are defined and enclosed by privet hedges. Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac in Kalundborg with minimal traffic, the location offers a safe environment for children to play freely on the streets and green community areas.

The houses boast brick facades made from modern gray-brown bricks with black saddle roofs pitched at 20 degrees. The fascia boards are crafted from anthracite-colored wood, complemented by modest wooden eaves. Windows and doors are energy-efficient wood/aluminum units with triple-glazed panes to ensure airtight construction and low heating expenses. These feature dark exteriors and white interiors, while entry and patio doors are made wider than standard for easier access. The selected materials ensure lasting beauty, timelessness, and durability.

Inside, each home is bright and welcoming, featuring sound-dampening concrete ceilings, smooth white walls, and large, openable windows throughout for ample natural light. Living areas, incorporating the kitchen, dining, and lounge spaces, feature floor-to-ceiling windows to maximize light exposure. Flooring consists of light oak laminate in both living spaces and bedrooms, while entrances, utility rooms, and bathrooms have practical and attractive gray tiled floors. Doors have a sleek white finish with stainless steel handles and are installed without thresholds to facilitate optimum accessibility. Walls conclude at the floors with seamless white skirting boards.

The interior fittings comprise modern modules from HTH with smooth white fronts and anthracite-gray linear handles for kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms, and bedrooms. Worktops are finished with durable laminate in a dark metallic shade and include generously sized stainless steel sinks. Behind the cooker, a splashback is installed for easy cleaning. Bathroom sinks are made from molded material, the toilets are wall-mounted Ifö Sign models, and all faucets are high-quality Hans Grohe fixtures from Germany. The shower areas have linear drains.

Included with the homes are high-standard appliances from Electrolux. These include integrated fridge-freezers, dishwashers, induction cooktops, extractor hoods, and built-in ovens with Aqua-Clean functions mounted at an ergonomic height. Washing machines and tumble dryers, also from Electrolux, are installed in the entrance or utility rooms.

Lighting is well planned, with recessed spotlights positioned in bathrooms, utility rooms, and above kitchen cabinets. Additional light sources are installed by ventilation units in the attic, in the storage rooms, and under the eaves near terraces and front doors.

Preparations have been made to accommodate electric vehicle charging, with conduits ready for installation at the carports.

The entire house is equipped with underfloor heating controlled independently through thermostats in each room, combined with a ventilation system designed to maintain a healthy indoor climate.

Each dwelling features individual meters for heating, electricity, water, and wastewater, with consumption billed directly between tenants and utility providers. Heating is supplied via district heating systems. Outside, electrical outlets and outdoor water taps are installed for convenience.

Please note that the illustrations provided are model images, and modifications may occur.

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