5-værelses lejlighed

Damhusparken is centrally and attractively situated in the town of Ringe. The homes are thoughtfully laid out, and several have been modernised with newer kitchens and bathrooms. Each home has access to a balcony from the living room, with views across Ringe for most residents.

Damhusvej consists of two apartment blocks containing 27 homes in total. In 2025, the buildings completed an extensive renovation and conversion, including the joining of homes to create accessible housing. Everything is new, and both the homes and the buildings are finished to the standard of new construction, using good-quality materials. Accessible homes are designed to provide space and easy access for people with reduced mobility, including wheelchair users and people who have difficulty walking. They have a lift serving the floor, extra floor space in every room and a spacious bathroom with room for, for example, a wheelchair. From the living room, residents can step out onto their own large, spacious balcony. These homes are rented through the waiting list; municipal assessment or referral is not required.

The homes are in a quiet, green neighbourhood close to the town, which can be reached on foot using green pedestrian routes. The development's well-kept green spaces offer places to enjoy the outdoors for residents of all ages, and a beautiful nearby lake provides an opportunity for walks. The residents come from a mix of backgrounds. At the annual meeting for everyone in the development, residents decide on all matters relating to its operations, rent and other matters. You are free to arrange your home as you wish; if you make improvements, you may receive compensation of up to 100,000 kr. when you move out. More information is available under "Changing the home" on this page. Residents also make use of the option to add a conservatory on the terrace. The properties are well maintained: a caretaker visits every week to look after the green areas and handle minor repairs in the homes, while an inspector oversees ongoing maintenance of the development.

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