3 room house of 96 m2

Lise Østergaards Vej.

Nordhusene is pleased to announce the availability of new rental homes in the highly sought-after town of Kalundborg, located on the northwest coast of Zealand. The move-in dates are scheduled in phases 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 Klosterlunden development comprises a total of 136 semi-detached and terraced houses, varying in size from 85 m² (3 rooms), 95 m² (3 rooms), 105 m² (4 rooms), 115 m² (4 rooms), to 126 m² (4 rooms).

Among the offerings are Premium units, which introduce several enhancements such as an upgraded beige HTH kitchen featuring drawers rather than traditional cupboards, and bathrooms also equipped with drawers. Floors in these homes are finished with laminate arranged in a herringbone pattern, and the main living space benefits from vaulted ceilings, adding to the sense of openness.

Kalundborg itself is a town rich in history, situated by the Storebælt, blending coastal and urban life. With approximately 16,000 inhabitants, it serves as a pleasant community suitable for a broad demographic including families with children, seniors, singles, and couples. The area provides essential amenities such as schools, childcare facilities, various shops, and excellent transportation infrastructure. Public transport is easily accessible, with a bus stop just one minute away from the housing complex and the Kalundborg train station within the town. Additionally, the construction of the final segment of the Kalundborg motorway aims to connect Holbæk and Kalundborg, improving future commutes.

The surrounding nature offers a wealth of outdoor recreational opportunities. The proximity to forests, beaches, and scenic coastal stretches invites residents to partake in hiking, water sports, and exploring trails leading to Røsnæs and Asnæs lighthouses on opposite sides of Kalundborg Fjord. For those seeking active leisure options, the town features golf courses, sports clubs, cultural venues such as theaters, museums, and art galleries, as well as sports and culture halls that enrich the local lifestyle.

Kalundborg is particularly accommodating for families, offering a variety of schools, daycare centers, and leisure activities suited for children. Its secure and welcoming environment supports a smooth and pleasant daily life. Convenience is further enhanced by easy access to multiple supermarkets and restaurants, facilitating everyday errands.

The housing estate consists of 136 energy-efficient, modern semi-detached and terraced homes, all single-story and designed with a simple, contemporary, and classic aesthetic. Each dwelling is sited on its own plot that includes a modest garden. Ample outdoor storage is provided with a large tool shed, and both sides of the houses feature generously paved terraces. A paved walkway connects to the entrance, which is accessible without steps. Some homes include a carport and an additional parking space, while others have access to communal parking. The lot is enclosed by a privet hedge to provide privacy and boundary definition.

The homes are set in a calm and safe cul-de-sac in Kalundborg, where traffic is minimal, ensuring that children can play securely in the street and on the shared green spaces around the neighborhood. Architecturally, the houses feature walls built from modern gray-brown bricks and black gabled roofs with a 20-degree pitch. Anthracite-colored wooden fascia boards are installed alongside a modest roof overhang, also constructed from wood. Energy-conscious triple-glazed timber/alu windows and doors create a tight building envelope and minimize heating costs. Externally, window frames and door casings are dark in color, with white interiors, and both entrance and patio doors are wider than standard for improved accessibility. The choice of materials throughout aims to maintain an attractive, timeless, and well-kept appearance over many years.

Inside, the interiors are designed to feel bright and spacious. All rooms have sound-insulating wood-concrete ceilings and smooth white walls, while large opening windows ensure ample natural light throughout the homes. The living areas, which combine kitchen, dining, and lounge spaces, include floor-to-ceiling windows to maximize illumination. Flooring consists of light oak laminate planks in living rooms and bedrooms, while the entrance, utility room, bathroom, and shower areas are fitted with elegant and practical gray tiles. Doors throughout have a sleek white finish with stainless steel handles and are installed without thresholds for ease of movement. White, smooth baseboards finish the walls at floor level.

High-quality fittings are standard in kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms, and bedrooms, all equipped with modern, smooth white cabinetry by HTH featuring anthracite gray linear handles. Work surfaces are durable laminates in a ‘dark metal’ tone, complete with large stainless steel sinks. Splashbacks are installed behind stovetops for easy cleaning. Bathroom sinks are molded from solid material, and the toilets are wall-mounted Ifö Sign models. Fixtures and fittings are premium grade from the German manufacturer Hans Grohe, with linear drainage installed in showers.

Appliances included are all from Electrolux and consist of an integrated refrigerator/freezer, a dishwasher, an induction cooktop, a hood, and a built-in oven equipped with Aqua-Clean technology. A washing machine and tumble dryer are also provided and are located in the entrance/utility room.

Lighting solutions include spotlights in bathrooms, utility rooms, and kitchen overhead cabinets, as well as additional lights near ventilation openings in attics, the tool storage room, and under the eaves above terraces and entrance doors.

Preparations have been made for electric vehicle owners, with conduit pipes installed at carports to allow for charger installation.

The entire house features underfloor heating controlled individually via thermostats in each room. Mechanical ventilation systems are installed to promote a healthy indoor climate. Utility consumption for heating, electricity, water, and sewage is measured individually and billed directly between the tenant and relevant suppliers. Heating is supplied via district heating.

Externally, each property is fitted with electrical outlets and a water tap. The images provided are models, and amendments may occur.

• Balcony/terrasse