4-værelses lejlighed

Damhusparken in Ringe occupies an attractive, centrally placed location in Ringe town. The apartments are thoughtfully laid out, and several units have been modernized with newer kitchens and bathrooms. From the living room each flat opens onto a balcony, and most of these balconies offer views across Ringe. Damhusvej is a multi-storey complex made up of 2 apartment blocks with a total of 27 dwellings.

In 2025 our buildings completed a comprehensive total renovation and conversion, including the merging of units to create accessible housing - everything in the project is new. An accessible apartment is arranged to prioritise space and easy access for people with reduced mobility, for example wheelchair users or those who have difficulty walking. The homes feature an elevator serving the floor, additional floor space in every room and a roomy bathroom with space for, for example, a wheelchair. Each living room provides access to its own large and spacious balcony. The building and the apartments present themselves in the same condition as new construction and are finished in good materials. Accessible apartments are let via the waiting list, and you do not need to be assessed by the municipality.

The neighbourhood is quiet and green yet close to the town centre, reachable on foot via green walkways. The department's green areas are well kept and encourage outdoor enjoyment for both children and adults, and there is also the opportunity for walks by a nearby beautiful lake. The resident composition is mixed. At the annual meeting of all the department's residents, they decide on all matters concerning the department's operation and the rent, etc. You may furnish the apartment as you wish, and if you improve the dwelling you can receive up to 100.000 kr. in compensation when moving out; read more about your options under "Ændre boligen" here on the page. Residents make use of the option to add conservatories on the terrace. The development is well maintained: a property caretaker comes every week to look after the green areas and to carry out minor repairs in the flats, and an inspector is also attached to ensure ongoing maintenance of the estate.

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