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Department 8 comprises a total of 64 terraced houses, constructed in three distinct phases completed in 1982, 1986, and 1988 respectively. Positioned on the elevated ground is the housing association's community center, accessible for rental by all residents within the entire association.

Located on the outskirts of the town of Gram, this department enjoys a desirable neighborhood setting. Within the town, residents benefit from convenient shopping options and the presence of Gram Culture House, which features sports facilities, bowling alleys, and an outdoor swimming pool. The area also offers excellent opportunities for walking, with paths running through the town, along the stream, and past the castle and its surrounding parkland.

The housing selection includes apartments with two, three, and four rooms, each fitted with wooden flooring throughout. The properties are heated via district heating systems and equipped with cooking stoves. Each unit features a private garden with an adjacent terrace, along with parking spaces located nearby. Residents have the option to rent a carport within the department. Additionally, the communal building may be reserved for private events or other gatherings.

The community consists of a diverse group of residents who have elected a board to oversee the neighborhood. During the annual meeting attended by all residents, decisions are made collectively concerning the management and rental costs associated with the department.

Maintenance responsibilities are divided between the building caretaker, who manages the upkeep of the green spaces and handles minor repairs within the homes, and an appointed inspector who ensures continuous maintenance of the entire housing estate.

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