3 room apartment on 82 m2

Søndervang.

Situated in Hedensted, the Tørring division 54 offers appealing homes ideal for families, located conveniently near both urban amenities and natural surroundings.

The properties include detached single-story houses in Ølholm, constructed in 1993 from red brick with fiber cement roofing. Throughout the living room and bedrooms, beech parquet flooring prevails, complemented by built-in wardrobes in every bedroom. The absence of door thresholds facilitates easy wheelchair access. These residences feature a dining kitchen equipped with veneer-fronted cupboards and practical vinyl flooring, including an oven, extractor hood, and a combined fridge-freezer. Some units currently have refrigerators without freezers, which will be replaced by combined fridge-freezers upon breakdown. Tenants may apply to install a dishwasher but must bear related costs for cabinet modifications, plumbing, and connections. The bathroom boasts underfloor heating beneath tiled floors, light wall tiles, and a skylight window that enables fresh and eco-friendly ventilation. Additionally, a pleasant utility room with tiled flooring and hookups for both washing machine and condensing dryer provides direct access outdoors. From the living room, one can step into a generously sized garden maintained by the occupant. Each lease includes a storage shed and attic space for additional storage. Utility charges for water and heating are billed monthly in advance through the landlord, while electricity is invoiced directly by the provider.

This housing division is formed by amalgamating multiple earlier sections.

In a family-friendly setting, the charming single-level terraced houses on Fuglevænget were built in 1996, while those on Fugleparken date back to 1989. Each offers a private garden and terrace perfect for peaceful mornings accompanied by birdsong. Children have access to a delightful playground within the neighborhood, and evenings lend themselves to communal barbecues on expansive green lawns, furnished with picnic tables for enjoying outdoor meals together. Residents may freely borrow a community room accommodating about 35 individuals. Despite most homes having space for a washing machine, a shared laundry facility is also available for use at a fee.

Another well-situated area near the town and school features yellow-brick, single-story terraced homes on Mejerivænget alongside two-story apartment buildings at Aagade 10 and 12, completed in 2005 and equipped with elevators. The absence of internal steps makes these properties suitable for those with mobility challenges, although approximately half the apartments at Aagade have external stairs to the first floor. Residents enjoy access to a community room seating around 25 people and accommodating four overnight guests. Parking is ample, and Mejerivænget is a cul-de-sac, minimizing traffic.

The single-story terraced houses on Overbygård, built in 1997, rest on a quiet dead-end near the countryside and close to Østergårdsvej, where a series of two-story homes share a rarely seen park-like communal area. These homes lack door thresholds, supporting accessibility for the physically impaired, though some units on Østergårdsvej have stairs to the upper floor, with an elevator only servicing numbers 2B through 2E. A rentable community room on Rosavej is available, and pets are generally allowed-one dog and one cat per household.

In Lindved's northwest sector, Tingbakken represents a peaceful cul-de-sac with two-by-two arranged, single-story terraced houses established in 1998, offering minimal traffic in their tranquil neighborhood.

Newly built in 2000, the two-story apartment blocks at the heart of Rask Mølle, known as Bryggergården, stand out with their red-brick facades, strong architectural lines, columns, and tall gray window sections providing excellent natural light. Upon request, tenants may keep one cat or one dog, excluding certain breeds specified in the house rules.

A group of eight yellow-brick, single-story terraced houses constructed in 2004 is situated centrally in Åle. Arranged in pairs, these dwellings are wheelchair accessible. This division boasts both a communal venue and a guest apartment. The community house regularly hosts various social activities, some open to all residents in Åle. A shared bike shed is located near the parking lot.

On Grønnevej in central Tørring, a number of single-story terraced homes and detached villas (at numbers 1 and 10-22) reside in a quiet residential area established since 1960. For homes with odd numbers starting from 3 and upwards, lovely green outdoor spaces are included. Tenants should budget for a TV base package paid through the landlord. The division provides ten garages rentable via waiting list. All residents may also rent a welcoming community room on Rosavej, roughly 1 kilometer from Grønnevej.

A peaceful community of townhouses built between 1974 and 1976 occupies a small cul-de-sac in the southern part of Ølholm. These single-story yellow-brick dwellings with red roofs were insulated and renovated in 2015 with new white doors and windows. Well-maintained shared outdoor spaces facilitate ball games and social gatherings around picnic tables.

The division includes single-story terraced houses scattered across Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring, all erected in the latter half of the 1980s. Almost all homes come supplied with a washing machine that remains with the lease. Except for those on Kingosvej, common rooms are available across locations for larger events. Good upkeep of shared outdoor areas is consistent throughout. In selected streets such as Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej, having either one dog or one cat is permitted following application.

Covering Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle, this division consists of detached villas and terraced houses, each featuring a private garden and conveniently positioned within these active towns. For wider cultural engagement, the nearby motorway network connects easily to the Triangle Area's main cities: Horsens, Vejle, and Herning. All tenants can book a comfortable community room on Rosavej in Tørring for larger events. Pet ownership-one dog or cat-is allowed upon request, though certain dog breeds are excluded as detailed in the house regulations.

In central Ølholm, a collection of single-story terraced houses dating from 1965 underwent thorough interior and exterior renovations in 2004-2005. Shared outdoor facilities include picnic tables and a playground. Three- and four-room units each have an accompanying carport. Additional community rooms are available for rent when hosting larger gatherings.

From 2007, a series of single-floor terraced houses built of yellow bricks with cement tile roofs is situated centrally in Uldum. Residents can rent community spaces for private functions both at Rosavej in Tørring and Hybenvej in Rask Mølle. Up to two pets per household (dogs and/or cats) are permitted upon application, excluding specific dog breeds specified in the rules.

The neighborhood of Søndervang lies at Ølholm's core, approximately 300 meters from a bus stop offering routes to Horsens, Vejle, and Tørring. The commercial town of Tørring is situated four kilometers away. Local amenities such as schools and daycare are within roughly 500 meters of the residences. The Mid-Jutland motorway and Vestvejen are accessible in less than one kilometer.

Please reference tenant number 32-54-1723 when making inquiries.