2 room apartment on 56 m2

Grønnevej.

Located in Hedensted – Tørring, department 54 offers wonderful family homes in close proximity to both urban amenities and natural surroundings. These residences are designed with practical layouts and include private gardens or terraces.

The bathrooms are equipped with comfortable underfloor heating beneath tiled floors, featuring tiled shower areas and well-designed cabinetry supporting the washbasin. Provisions for a washing machine and condensing dryer are in place, with pre-installed connections ready for these appliances. Kitchens come fully equipped with a fridge-freezer, stove, and extractor hood, along with plumbing prepared for dishwasher installation upon request. The kitchen floor is covered with practical vinyl, while other rooms feature beech parquet flooring. Each bedroom contains built-in wardrobes. Residences with even numbers, including number 1, have their own terraces, whereas the others come with gardens maintained by the tenants. Odd-numbered homes include a loft storage space, while even-numbered ones have both a shed and loft space for additional storage. Water usage is billed monthly in advance by the landlord, while heating and electricity are invoiced directly by the utility companies.

The department itself is the result of merging several previously separate sections. It offers a family-friendly atmosphere, especially evident in the single-story terraced houses on Fuglevænget, constructed in 1996, and those on Fugleparken dating back to 1989. These homes provide their inhabitants with private gardens and terraces, peaceful spots to enjoy bird songs and morning coffee. A nearby small playground is available for children’s enjoyment, and communal green lawns offer a gathering place where neighbors can meet by a grill and sit at picnic benches to savor meals together. Residents have free access to a shared community room that can accommodate approximately 35 people. Although washing machines may be installed within individual units, there is also a communal laundry facility accessible for a fee.

The location is advantageous, close to the town center and local schools. The neighborhood includes single-story yellow brick terraced houses on Mejerivænget and two-story buildings at Aagade 10 and 12 from 2005. These buildings, constructed with yellow bricks and featuring elevators, are situated in the northern area of Tørring. All residences are step-free inside, making them suitable for those with mobility challenges, although half of the Aagade apartments on the first floor are accessed by an external staircase. Residents benefit from a shared room that seats around 25 people and contains sleeping mats for four guests. Parking facilities are ample, and the cul-de-sac nature of Mejerivænget ensures minimal traffic.

Further single-story terraced homes from 1997 are found on a dead-end street near the open countryside on Overbygård, close to Østergårdsvej. There are also two-story residences with a rare park-like communal area. These properties are all step-free, with the exception of apartments on the upper floors of Østergårdsvej, where only number 2B-E is elevator-accessible. A community room on Rosavej is available for rental, and tenants may keep one dog and one cat.

In Lindved’s northwest sector, the Tingbakken cul-de-sac hosts two-by-two paired single-story terraced houses built in 1998, offering a quiet setting with limited traffic.

In the center of Rask Mølle, a modern two-story apartment complex named Bryggergården was erected in 2000. The buildings are constructed with red bricks and feature a strict architectural style with columns and large grey-framed windows that allow ample daylight. Tenants may, upon application, keep either one cat or one dog.

Eight single-story yellow brick terraced houses dating from 2004 are located centrally in Åle, arranged in pairs. These homes are designed to accommodate wheelchair users with ease. This department provides both a community room and a guest apartment, supporting a range of social activities that include residents from all over Åle. A communal bicycle shelter is positioned near the parking area.

On Grønnevej in central Tørring, a mix of terraced houses and detached single-story villas, numbered 1 and 10 through 22, sit in a peaceful residential district. Since the 1960s, these have offered tranquil living. Even-numbered residences from number 3 and upwards enjoy attractive green outdoor spaces. Tenants are responsible for the cost of the basic TV package, which is collected by the landlord. The department manages ten garages available for rent on a waiting list basis. All residents can rent a pleasant community room located on Rosavej, roughly one kilometer from Grønnevej.

In the southern part of Ølholm, cozy terraced houses placed on a small cul-de-sac amid a villa neighborhood were built between 1974 and 1976 in yellow bricks with red tiled roofs. Upgrades in 2015 included additional insulation and installation of new white windows and doors. Well-maintained shared outdoor spaces offer areas for ball games and social gatherings around picnic bench sets.

The department features single-story terraced homes across Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring, all constructed in the latter half of the 1980s. Nearly all these homes come equipped with washing machines included in the tenancy. Except for those on Kingosvej, tenants may use community rooms for larger events. The department maintains attractive shared outdoor areas. On Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej, one dog or cat may be kept upon application.

Detached villas and terraced houses in Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle benefit from private gardens and enjoy favorable locations within these three active towns. Should residents seek larger cultural activities, nearby motorway connections provide access to the larger Triangle Region cities of Horsens, Vejle, and Herning. A communal room on Rosavej in Tørring may be rented for bigger occasions. Keeping one dog or cat is permitted after application, though some dog breeds are excluded as specified in the house rules.

Central Ølholm includes a department of single-story terraced houses constructed in 1965 and comprehensively renovated inside and out during 2004–2005. Shared outdoor areas come with picnic benches and a playground. All three- and four-room units include a carport. Multiple community rooms are offered for rent to accommodate larger groups.

In Uldum’s center, single-story terraced houses completed in 2007 feature yellow brick facades and cement tile roofs. Shared rooms on Rosavej in Tørring and Hybenvej in Rask Mølle are available to rent for private events. Up to two pets (dog or cat) are allowed here following application, with specified breed restrictions noted in the house regulations.

Nearby, nature lovers will find delightful surroundings along the Gudenå River. Within walking distance lies Tørring Teltplads, operated by volunteers, offering canoeing on the Gudenå. East of the campsite is one of Denmark’s most beautiful meadow areas, featuring bridges, walking paths, and mountain bike trails—an idyllic destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The town of Tørring provides shops, a library, and citizen services. Schools, a gymnasium, and daycare facilities are situated roughly 800 meters from these homes, as are swimming facilities and the Gudenåcentret sports center. The motorway is just 3 kilometers away, with Vejle and Horsens approximately 20 kilometers from Tørring.

Please refer to tenancy number 32-54-1448 when making inquiries.